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mafia

/ˈmæf.i.ə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une organisation criminelle, en particulier d'origine sicilienne, ou, par extension, tout groupe fermé et influent de personnes liées par une loyauté stricte et agissant dans son propre intérêt.

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/ˈmæf.i.ə/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une organisation criminelle, en particulier d'origine sicilienne, ou, par extension, tout groupe fermé et influent de personnes liées par une loyauté stricte et agissant dans son propre intérêt.

A noun referring to any tightly knit group of trusted associates, often implying a closed or exclusive circle with strong internal loyalty.

  1. Organized crime groupB2formal

    A secret criminal organization, originally from Sicily, known for its hierarchical structure and illegal activities.

    frorganisation criminelle mafieuse

    • The mafia controlled much of the city's illegal trade.
    • Several mafia leaders were arrested in a major police operation.
    • The film depicts the rise and fall of a powerful mafia family.

    Synonymescartelcrime syndicategangmobsyndicate

  2. Any tightly knit group of trusted associatesB2informal

    A close-knit group of people who work together to protect their own interests, often in a secretive or exclusive manner.

    frgroupe de personnes soudées

    • The old boys' network in that company operates like a mafia.
    • The design team is a mafia of creative professionals who always support each other.
    • In the world of high finance, there is a mafia of top executives who control the market.

    Synonymescabalclancliqueganginner circlejuntaold boy networkring

Formes
  • mafias plural form
  • mafias' possessive plural form
  • mafia's possessive singular form
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