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loser

/ˈluː.zər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui perd dans une compétition, qui échoue régulièrement, ou qui est considérée comme inapte ou malchanceuse.

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noun

/ˈluː.zər/B1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui perd dans une compétition, qui échoue régulièrement, ou qui est considérée comme inapte ou malchanceuse.

A noun referring to a person who is defeated in a competition, fails consistently, or loses a bet.

  1. Contestant who losesA2formal

    A person or team that is defeated in a competition or game.

    frPerdant (dans une compétition)

    • The loser of the match shook hands with the winner.
    • In every game, there is a winner and a loser.
    • He was a gracious loser, congratulating his opponent.

    Synonymesalso-randefeatedfailure

    Antonymeschampionvictorwinner

  2. Person with a record of failingB1informal

    Someone who consistently fails or is unsuccessful in life or specific endeavors.

    frPersonne qui échoue

    • He felt like a loser after failing his driving test three times.
    • Don't call him a loser; everyone has setbacks.
    • She was tired of being labeled a loser by her peers.

    Synonymesalso-randeadbeatfailureflopnonstartersad sackunderachieverwashout

    Antonymesachieverchampionsuccessvictorwinner

  3. Gambler who loses a betB2informal

    A person who loses money or a wager in gambling.

    frPerdant (aux jeux d'argent)

    • The loser at the poker table had to pay the winner.
    • He was a consistent loser at the horse races.
    • The casino was full of winners and losers.

    Antonymeswinner

Formes
  • losers plural form
  • losers' possessive plural form
  • loser's possessive singular form
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