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pitfall

/ˈpɪt.fɔːl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un danger caché ou inattendu, une difficulté ou un piège, que ce soit au sens propre (piège dissimulé) ou au sens figuré (problème imprévu).

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noun

/ˈpɪt.fɔːl/B2formal
  • frNom désignant un danger caché ou inattendu, une difficulté ou un piège, que ce soit au sens propre (piège dissimulé) ou au sens figuré (problème imprévu).

A noun referring to a hidden or unsuspected danger, difficulty, or trap, whether literal (a concealed hole) or figurative (an unforeseen problem).

  1. Hidden danger or difficultyB2formal

    An unexpected or hidden problem that can cause trouble or failure.

    frpiège caché

    • One common pitfall of investing is not diversifying your portfolio.
    • The project had many pitfalls that the team had to navigate.
    • He warned me about the pitfalls of starting a business without a plan.

    Synonymescatchdangerdifficultydownsidedrawbackhazardperilsnaretrap

  2. Concealed trapB2formal

    A hidden hole or trap used to catch animals or people.

    frpiège dissimulé

    • The hunter dug a pitfall to capture the wild boar.
    • Ancient warriors used pitfalls as a defensive strategy.
    • The explorer fell into a pitfall covered with leaves.

    Synonymesbooby trapmantrappitsnaretrap

Formes
  • pitfalls plural form
  • pitfalls' possessive plural form
  • pitfall's possessive singular form
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