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leprechaun

/ˈlɛp.rə.kɔːn/

Traduction: Lutin ou fée espiègle du folklore irlandais, souvent représenté comme un petit homme barbu qui fabrique des chaussures et cache un pot d'or.

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noun

/ˈlɛp.rə.kɔːn/B1formal
  • frLutin ou fée espiègle du folklore irlandais, souvent représenté comme un petit homme barbu qui fabrique des chaussures et cache un pot d'or.

A mischievous elf or fairy from Irish folklore, often depicted as a small, bearded man who makes shoes and hides a pot of gold.

  1. Irish folklore creatureB1formal

    A small, mischievous elf-like being from Irish folklore, often depicted as a shoemaker who hides a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.

    frLutin irlandais

    • According to legend, if you catch a leprechaun, he must grant you three wishes.
    • The leprechaun is a popular symbol of Ireland and St. Patrick's Day.
    • Children love stories about leprechauns and their hidden treasure.
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  • leprechauns plural form
  • leprechauns' possessive plural form
  • leprechaun's possessive singular form
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