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ogre

/ˈəʊ.ɡə/

Traduction: Nom désignant un géant monstrueux du folklore qui, dit-on, dévore les êtres humains, ou, au sens figuré, une personne cruelle, méchante et inhumaine.

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/ˈəʊ.ɡə/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un géant monstrueux du folklore qui, dit-on, dévore les êtres humains, ou, au sens figuré, une personne cruelle, méchante et inhumaine.

A noun referring to a monstrous giant in folklore that is said to eat human beings, or figuratively a cruel, wicked, and inhuman person.

  1. Mythological giantB1formal

    A large, ugly, and frightening creature from folklore that is said to eat people.

    frOgre (géant mythologique)

    • In the fairy tale, the ogre lived in a dark castle.
    • The children were warned about the ogre in the forest.
    • The ogre was defeated by the clever hero.

    Synonymesgiantmonstertroll

  2. Cruel personB2informal

    A person who is extremely cruel, wicked, or inhuman in their behavior.

    frPersonne cruelle

    • The dictator was described as an ogre by his critics.
    • She felt like an ogre for yelling at her children.
    • The boss was an ogre who made everyone miserable.

    Synonymesbarbarianbeastbullydemondevilfiendmonstersavagetyrant

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  • ogres plural form
  • ogres' possessive plural form
  • ogre's possessive singular form
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