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ninja

/ˈnɪn.dʒə/

Traduction: Personne, surtout dans le contexte historique japonais, formée aux arts martiaux et au ninjutsu, souvent engagée pour espionner, saboter ou tuer.

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noun

/ˈnɪn.dʒə/B1formal
  • frPersonne, surtout dans le contexte historique japonais, formée aux arts martiaux et au ninjutsu, souvent engagée pour espionner, saboter ou tuer.

A noun referring to a person, especially in historical Japanese context, trained in martial arts and ninjutsu, often hired for espionage, sabotage, or assassination.

  1. Historical Japanese warriorB1formal

    A covert agent or mercenary in feudal Japan, skilled in espionage, sabotage, and unconventional warfare.

    frNinja (guerrier féodal japonais)

    • The ninja moved silently through the castle at night.
    • Historical ninja were often hired for their stealth and combat skills.
    • Legends tell of ninja who could disappear into the shadows.
  2. Skilled martial artistA2informal

    A person highly trained in ninjutsu and other martial arts, often associated with stealth and agility.

    frNinja (pratiquant du ninjutsu)

    • He trained for years to become a modern ninja.
    • The movie features a ninja who fights with incredible speed.
    • She practices ninja techniques in her martial arts class.
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