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proverbial

/prəˈvɜːr.bi.əl/

Traduction: Qui se rapporte au proverbe ; utilisé pour désigner quelque chose de très connu ou souvent cité, au sens figuré.

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adjective

/prəˈvɜːr.bi.əl/C1formal
  • frQui se rapporte au proverbe ; utilisé pour désigner quelque chose de très connu ou souvent cité, au sens figuré.

Relating to a proverb; used to refer to something that is well-known or widely referred to in a metaphorical sense.

  1. Relating to a proverbB2formal

    Of, relating to, or resembling a proverb; expressed in the form of a proverb.

    frproverbial (relatif au proverbe)

    • He used a proverbial expression to make his point.
    • The phrase 'a stitch in time saves nine' is a proverbial saying.
    • Her advice was full of proverbial wisdom.

    Synonymesaphoristicapothegmaticgnomicsententious

  2. Widely known or famousB2informal

    Widely known and spoken of; famous or notorious in a way that is often referenced.

    frproverbial (sens courant)

    • The proverbial 'elephant in the room' was their unresolved argument.
    • He became the proverbial 'man of the hour' after his heroic rescue.
    • The team's proverbial 'underdog' status made their victory even sweeter.

    Synonymescelebratedfamedfamousinfamouslegendarynotoriousrenowned

Formes
  • more proverbial comparative form
  • most proverbial superlative form
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