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kibitzer

/ˈkɪb.ɪt.sər/

Traduction: Nom issu à l'origine du yiddish, désignant une personne qui donne des conseils non sollicités ou s'immisce dans les affaires des autres, souvent de manière informelle ou importune.

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/ˈkɪb.ɪt.sər/C2formal
  • frNom issu à l'origine du yiddish, désignant une personne qui donne des conseils non sollicités ou s'immisce dans les affaires des autres, souvent de manière informelle ou importune.

A noun, originally from Yiddish, referring to a person who offers unsolicited advice or meddles in the affairs of others, often in a casual or intrusive manner.

  1. Unwanted advisorC1informal

    A person who offers unsolicited advice or comments, especially while watching others do something.

    frconseilleur importun

    • The old man was a notorious kibitzer at the chess club.
    • She ignored the kibitzer who kept telling her how to play.
    • A kibitzer at the poker table can be very annoying.

    Synonymesbackseat driverbusybodybuttinskyinterlopermeddlernosy-parkerpest

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  • kibitzers plural form
  • kibitzers' possessive plural form
  • kibitzer's possessive singular form
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