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mantrap

/ˈmæn.træp/

Traduction: Nom désignant deux sens distincts : un piège destiné à capturer des intrus, ou un terme d'argot pour une femme très attirante ou séduisante.

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/ˈmæn.træp/C2formal
  • frNom désignant deux sens distincts : un piège destiné à capturer des intrus, ou un terme d'argot pour une femme très attirante ou séduisante.

A noun with two distinct meanings: a trap designed to catch trespassers, or a slang term for a very attractive or seductive woman.

  1. Seductive womanC1informal

    A woman who is considered extremely attractive or seductive, often implying she is dangerous or leads men into trouble.

    frfemme fatale

    • He was warned that the new neighbor was a real mantrap.
    • In the novel, the femme fatale was described as a mantrap.
    • She had a reputation as a mantrap, luring men with her charm.

    Synonymescircedelilahenchantressfemme fatalejezebelloreleiman-eaterseductresssirentemptressvamp

  2. Physical trapC1formalbritish

    A device or pit designed to catch trespassers or poachers, often used in historical contexts.

    frpiège à intrus

    • The gamekeeper set a mantrap to catch the poachers.
    • Ancient forests sometimes had hidden mantraps for intruders.
    • The museum displayed an old iron mantrap used in the 18th century.

    Synonymesginpitfallsnaretrap

Formes
  • mantraps plural form
  • mantraps' possessive plural form
  • mantrap's possessive singular form
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