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imp

/ɪmp/

Traduction: Nom désignant une petite créature espiègle du folklore, ou une personne vive et turbulente, souvent farceuse.

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/ɪmp/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une petite créature espiègle du folklore, ou une personne vive et turbulente, souvent farceuse.

A noun referring to a small, mischievous creature in folklore, or a playful, often mischievous person.

  1. Mischievous fairyB2formal

    A small, often mischievous creature from folklore, similar to a fairy or demon.

    frlutin

    • The old tale spoke of an imp that played tricks on travelers.
    • In the story, a tiny imp hid the farmer's tools.
    • Children were warned about the imp that lived in the forest.

    Synonymeselffairygoblingremlinhobgoblinpixiepucksprite

  2. Playfully naughty personB1informal

    A person, especially a child, who is mischievous but in a playful and charming way.

    frPetit diable

    • The little imp hid his sister's shoes just for fun.
    • She's a cheeky little imp, always making everyone laugh.
    • He grinned like an imp after pulling the prank.

    Synonymesminxmischief-makermonkeypranksterrascalroguescampurchin

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  • imps plural form
  • imps' possessive plural form
  • imp's possessive singular form
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