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peon

/ˈpiː.ɒn/

Traduction: Nom désignant un ouvrier ou un travailleur contraint d'effectuer un travail peu qualifié ou peu prestigieux, souvent pénible ou subalterne.

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noun

/ˈpiː.ɒn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un ouvrier ou un travailleur contraint d'effectuer un travail peu qualifié ou peu prestigieux, souvent pénible ou subalterne.

A noun referring to a laborer or worker who is obliged to perform menial or low-status tasks.

  1. Menial laborerB2formal

    A worker who is required to perform low-status, unskilled, or physically demanding tasks.

    frTravailleur non qualifié

    • The peon was tasked with cleaning the factory floor.
    • In the old system, peons were often overworked and underpaid.
    • He started as a peon but worked his way up to manager.

    Synonymesdogsbodydrudgegrubhacklaborermenialslaveworker

  2. Subordinate or low-ranking personB2informalamerican

    A person of low social or occupational status, often subject to orders from others.

    frPersonne subalterne

    • In the corporate world, interns are often treated like peons.
    • He felt like a peon in the large organization.
    • The boss yelled at the peons for the mistake.

    Synonymesdrudgeflunkeygruntinferiorlaborermenialminionservantsubordinateunderling

Formes
  • peons plural form
  • peons' possessive plural form
  • peon's possessive singular form
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