rasher

• Décrit une personne qui agit trop vite ou sans réfléchir, ou une action qui est hâtive et irréfléchie.

Describes someone who acts too quickly or without careful thought, or an action that is hasty and ill-considered.

1. Imprudently incurring riskB2formal

   Acting without careful thought or consideration of the potential consequences; hasty and reckless.

   Imprudent, téméraire

   • His rash decision to quit his job without a backup plan worried his family.
   • It was a rash promise made in the heat of the moment.
   • She regretted her rash words as soon as she said them.

   Synonymescarelessfoolhardyhastyheedlessimpetuousimpulsiveincautiousrecklessthoughtlesswild

   Antonymescarefulcautiouscircumspectdeliberateprudentthoughtfulwary

2. Defiant disregard for dangerC1formal

   Showing a bold and reckless disregard for the potential dangers or consequences of one's actions.

   Téméraire

   • The explorer's rash journey into the uncharted jungle was both brave and foolish.
   • His rash defiance of the storm warning put the entire crew at risk.
   • The general's rash attack, despite being outnumbered, led to a devastating defeat.

   Synonymesaudaciousdaredevilfoolhardyheedlessimpetuousrecklesstemerariousventuresome

   Antonymescarefulcautiouscircumspectprudentwary

• Nom désignant un poisson commercial trouvé le long de la côte pacifique de l'Amérique du Nord, souvent un saumon ou une espèce similaire.

A noun referring to a commercially important fish found along the Pacific coast of North America.

1. B1formalbritish

   A thin slice of bacon or ham, typically fried or grilled.

   tranche de bacon

   • He ordered a rasher of bacon with his eggs.
   • She fried two rashers of bacon for breakfast.
   • The recipe calls for three rashers of smoked bacon.

   Synonymespieceslicestrip