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loon

/luːn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un grand oiseau aquatique piscivore des régions nordiques, ou de manière informelle une personne considérée comme stupide, folle ou paresseuse.

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noun

/luːn/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un grand oiseau aquatique piscivore des régions nordiques, ou de manière informelle une personne considérée comme stupide, folle ou paresseuse.

A noun that can refer to a large fish-eating diving bird found in northern regions, or informally to a person considered foolish, crazy, or lazy.

  1. Lazy or worthless personB2informal

    A person considered to be lazy, idle, or of little worth.

    frPersonne paresseuse ou bonne à rien

    • He's just a loon who never does any work.
    • Don't be such a loon; get up and help.
    • The old man called the young loafer a loon.

    Synonymesdo-nothinggood-for-nothingidlerlayaboutlazybonesloaferslackersluggardwastrel

  2. B1formal

    A large fish-eating diving bird of northern regions, known for its distinctive call.

    frPlongeon (oiseau)

    • We saw a loon swimming on the lake.
    • The loon's call echoed across the water.
    • Loons are excellent divers and can stay underwater for a long time.

    Synonymesdiver

  3. Crazy or confused personB2informal

    A person who behaves in a strange, foolish, or irrational manner.

    frPersonne démente ou excentrique

    • He's a complete loon if he thinks that plan will work.
    • Only a loon would drive in this blizzard.
    • She acted like a loon at the party, dancing on the tables.

    Synonymescrackpoteccentriclunaticmadmanmaniacnutnutcaseweirdo

    Antonymesrationalistrealist

Formes
  • loons plural form
  • loons' possessive plural form
  • loon's possessive singular form
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