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rabid

/ˈræb.ɪd/

Traduction: Qualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose d'extrêmement enthousiaste ou fanatique, ou bien infecté par la rage.

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/ˈræb.ɪd/C1formalmedical
  • frQualifie quelqu'un ou quelque chose d'extrêmement enthousiaste ou fanatique, ou bien infecté par la rage.

Describes someone or something that is extremely enthusiastic or fanatical, or affected with rabies.

  1. Infected with rabiesB2formalmedical

    Affected by the viral disease rabies, typically causing extreme aggression or madness in animals.

    frEnragé (atteint de la rage)

    • The rabid dog was captured by animal control.
    • Vaccination campaigns help prevent rabid animals from spreading the disease.
    • A rabid bat was found in the attic.

    Synonymeshydrophobicmad

  2. Extremely enthusiastic or fanaticalC1informal

    Showing excessive and intense devotion to a particular cause, idea, or belief.

    frfanatique, acharné

    • He is a rabid fan of the local football team.
    • Her rabid dedication to the project impressed everyone.
    • The politician's rabid supporters cheered loudly at the rally.

    Synonymesardentaviddiehardextremefanaticalferventmaniacaloverzealouspassionatezealous

    Antonymesapatheticindifferentunenthusiastic

Formes
  • more rabid comparative form
  • most rabid superlative form
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