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mischief

/ˈmɪs.tʃɪf/

Traduction: Nom désignant un comportement espiègle ou inoffensif qui cause de petits ennuis, de l'agacement ou des dégâts mineurs, souvent associé aux enfants ou aux farces.

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noun

/ˈmɪs.tʃɪf/B1formal
  • frNom désignant un comportement espiègle ou inoffensif qui cause de petits ennuis, de l'agacement ou des dégâts mineurs, souvent associé aux enfants ou aux farces.

A noun referring to playful or harmless behavior that causes minor trouble, annoyance, or damage, often associated with children or pranks.

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  1. Playful misbehaviorA2informal

    Behavior that is mildly naughty or playful, often causing minor trouble or annoyance.

    frEspièglerie

    • The children were full of mischief, hiding their teacher's keys.
    • His eyes sparkled with mischief as he planned the prank.
    • A little mischief is normal for kids their age.

    Synonymesdevilmentfrolicsomenesshorseplaymischievousnessmonkey businessnaughtinessroguishnesstomfoolery

  2. Harm or damageB2formal

    Action that causes harm, damage, or trouble, often intentionally.

    frméfait, dommage causé

    • The storm caused great mischief to the coastal towns.
    • Spreading rumors can lead to serious mischief in a community.
    • He was accused of mischief after vandalizing the park bench.

    Synonymesdamagedetrimentharmimpairmentinjurytrouble

    Antonymesbenefitgoodhelp

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  • mischief's possessive singular form
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