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nabob

/ˈneɪ.bɒb/

Traduction: Nom désignant un gouverneur ou un personnage important en Inde sous l'empire moghol, ou par extension un homme très riche, souvent de retour d'Orient avec une grande fortune.

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/ˈneɪ.bɒb/C2formal
  • frNom désignant un gouverneur ou un personnage important en Inde sous l'empire moghol, ou par extension un homme très riche, souvent de retour d'Orient avec une grande fortune.

A noun referring to a governor in India during the Mogul empire, or a wealthy man, especially one who made his fortune in the Orient.

  1. Historical governorC1formalbritish

    A governor or ruler in India during the Mughal Empire.

    frnabab (gouverneur moghol)

    • The nabob ruled the province with great authority.
    • During the Mughal era, the nabob collected taxes from local farmers.
    • The British East India Company often dealt with local nabobs.

    Synonymesnawab

  2. Wealthy personC1formalbritish

    A person who has become very rich, especially one who made their fortune in the East or in a foreign country.

    frnabab

    • He returned from India a true nabob, with a fortune in spices and jewels.
    • The nabob built a grand mansion in the countryside.
    • Local society was fascinated by the stories of the nabob's exotic wealth.

    Synonymescroesusfat catmagnatemillionairemogulplutocrattycoon

    Antonymesbeggarhave-notpauper

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  • nabobs' possessive plural form
  • nabob's possessive singular form
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