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killing

/ˈkɪl.ɪŋ/

Traduction: Adjectif informel utilisé pour décrire quelque chose d'extrêmement drôle ou agréable., Nom désignant l'acte de donner la mort, ou en argot, quelque chose de très lucratif ou de très réussi., Verbe désignant l'action de causer la mort d'un être vivant, ou de détruire, anéantir quelque chose.

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adjective

/ˈkɪl.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • frAdjectif informel utilisé pour décrire quelque chose d'extrêmement drôle ou agréable.

An informal adjective used to describe something extremely funny or enjoyable.

  1. Extremely funnyB2informal

    Very amusing or hilarious, causing uncontrollable laughter.

    frà mourir de rire

    • His jokes were killing; everyone was laughing hysterically.
    • That comedian's performance was killing last night.
    • The video went viral because it was so killing.

    Synonymeshilarioushystericalriotoussidesplittinguproarious

  2. Exhausting or overwhelmingB2informal

    Very tiring or demanding, leaving one feeling drained.

    frÉpuisant, éreintant

    • The workout was killing; I can barely move.
    • That exam was killing; it took all my energy.
    • The heat was killing during the marathon.

    Synonymesdemandingdrainingexhaustingfatiguinggruelingoverwhelmingpunishingtiringwearing

    Antonymesenergizinginvigoratingrefreshingreviving

Formes
  • more killing comparative form
  • most killing superlative form
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noun

/ˈkɪl.ɪŋ/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'acte de donner la mort, ou en argot, quelque chose de très lucratif ou de très réussi.

A noun referring to the act of causing death, or slang for something extremely profitable or successful.

  1. Act of murderB1formal

    The act of causing someone's death, especially unlawfully.

    frmeurtre

    • The police investigated the killing as a homicide.
    • Witnesses described the brutal killing in detail.
    • The news reported a shocking killing in the city center.

    Synonymesassassinationbloodshedbutcheryeliminationexecutionhomicidemanslaughtermurderslayingtermination

  2. Large profitB2slang

    Informal term for making a huge amount of money quickly.

    frgros profit

    • Selling those stocks was a killing for the investors.
    • He made a killing on his cryptocurrency investments.
    • The company made a killing during the holiday sales.

    Synonymesbonanzabundlefortunejackpotmintwindfall

  3. Exhausting activityB2informal

    Something that is extremely tiring or demanding.

    frActivité épuisante

    • Climbing that mountain was a real killing.
    • The long hike was a killing for the beginners.
    • Working overtime all week has been a killing.

    Synonymesdraingrindordealslogtrial

Formes
  • killings plural form
  • killings' possessive plural form
  • killing's possessive singular form
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verb

kill/kɪl/A2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de causer la mort d'un être vivant, ou de détruire, anéantir quelque chose.

A verb used to indicate the act of causing the death of a living being.

  1. Cause deathA2formal

    To cause the death of a living being.

    frtuer

    • The hunter killed the deer with one shot.
    • The disease killed thousands of people.
    • He killed the spider with a newspaper.

    Synonymesassassinatedispatcheliminateexecutemurderput to deathslayterminate

    Antonymesanimatepreserveresuscitaterevivesave

  2. Destroy or endB1informal

    To destroy, stop, or end something completely.

    frdétruire, anéantir

    • This medicine will kill the bacteria.
    • The storm killed the power supply.
    • They killed the engine before leaving the car.

    Synonymesabolishannihilatedestroyeliminateenderadicateextinguishquashquellruinterminate

    Antonymescreateestablishgeneratepreservesavestartsustain

  3. Impress greatly (slang)B2slangamerican

    To perform extremely well or impress someone greatly.

    frImpressionner vivement (argot)

    • She killed that dance performance!
    • The comedian killed it on stage last night.
    • His new song is killing on the charts.

    Synonymesacecrushdominatenailrockshineslay

Formes
  • killed past participle
  • killed past simple
  • killing present participle
  • kills third person singular

Variantes phrasalkill off

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