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howler

/ˈhaʊ.lər/

Traduction: Nom avec plusieurs sens : peut désigner une très bonne blague ou une histoire hilarante, un singe hurleur d'Amérique du Sud connu pour ses cris puissants, ou une erreur ou une bévue grossière et flagrante.

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/ˈhaʊ.lər/B2formal
  • frNom avec plusieurs sens : peut désigner une très bonne blague ou une histoire hilarante, un singe hurleur d'Amérique du Sud connu pour ses cris puissants, ou une erreur ou une bévue grossière et flagrante.

A noun with multiple meanings: it can refer to a very funny joke, a type of monkey from South American forests known for its loud cry, or a glaring mistake or blunder.

  1. Very amusing jokeB2informal

    A joke or remark that is considered extremely funny.

    frBlague très drôle

    • He told a real howler at the party; everyone was in stitches.
    • That joke is a classic howler.
    • I've never heard such a howler before.

    Synonymescorkerhootlaughriotscreamsidesplitter

  2. Howler monkeyB1formalscientific

    A monkey native to tropical South American forests, known for its loud howling cry.

    frSinge hurleur

    • Howlers are the largest New World monkeys.
    • The howler's call can be heard up to three miles away.
    • We spotted a family of howlers during our rainforest hike.

    Synonymeshowler monkey

  3. Glaring blunderB2informal

    A very obvious and embarrassing mistake.

    frBévue grossière

    • The report was full of howlers.
    • He made a howler by sending the email to the wrong person.
    • Missing that deadline was a real howler.

    Synonymesblooperblunderbonerboo-booclangererrorfaux pasgaffemistakeslip

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