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razzle-dazzle

/ˈræz.əl ˈdæz.əl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un spectacle ou une action complexe et éblouissante destinée à impressionner, dérouter ou tromper un adversaire, souvent dans un contexte sportif ou de divertissement.

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/ˈræz.əl ˈdæz.əl/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un spectacle ou une action complexe et éblouissante destinée à impressionner, dérouter ou tromper un adversaire, souvent dans un contexte sportif ou de divertissement.

A noun referring to any exciting and complex play or activity intended to confuse or dazzle an opponent, often used in sports or entertainment contexts.

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  1. Confusing or flashy playC1informalamericansport

    A series of exciting, complex, or flashy actions intended to confuse or overwhelm an opponent, especially in sports.

    frjeu clinquant et déroutant

    • The team used a razzle-dazzle play to score the winning touchdown.
    • His razzle-dazzle on the basketball court left the defenders guessing.
    • The coach designed a razzle-dazzle formation to break through the defense.

    Synonymesdeceptionrazzmatazzsleight of handtrickery

  2. Showy activity or displayC1informalamerican

    A flashy, noisy, or confusing display intended to impress or distract.

    frSpectacle tapageur

    • The carnival was full of razzle-dazzle with bright lights and loud music.
    • The politician's speech was all razzle-dazzle with no real substance.
    • The movie relied on razzle-dazzle special effects rather than a good story.

    Synonymesfanfareflashinessglitzhooplaostentationpageantrypizzazzshowinessspectacle

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  • razzle-dazzle's possessive singular form
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