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landlubber

/ˈlændˌlʌb.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui vit et travaille sur la terre ferme, ou un marin inexpérimenté lors de sa première traversée.

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noun

/ˈlændˌlʌb.ər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui vit et travaille sur la terre ferme, ou un marin inexpérimenté lors de sa première traversée.

A noun referring to a person who lives and works on land, or an inexperienced sailor on their first voyage.

  1. Land dwellerB2informal

    A person who lives and works on land, especially one unfamiliar with the sea.

    frterrien (non-marin)

    • The old sailor laughed at the landlubber who couldn't tie a knot.
    • He felt like a landlubber among the experienced crew.
    • The landlubber was amazed by the vastness of the ocean.

    Synonymeslandmanlandsmanlubber

    Antonymesmarinernavigatorsailorseafarer

  2. Inexperienced sailorB2informal

    A person who is new to sailing or has little experience at sea.

    frTerrien inexpérimenté en navigation

    • The captain gave the landlubber simple tasks to learn the ropes.
    • Every landlubber on the ship was seasick during the storm.
    • The experienced sailors teased the landlubber for his clumsy movements.

    Synonymeslandsmanlubber

    Antonymesmarinersailorsaltseaman

Formes
  • landlubbers plural form
  • landlubbers' possessive plural form
  • landlubber's possessive singular form
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