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rigmarole

/ˈrɪɡ.mə.rəʊl/

Traduction: Nom désignant un processus ou un ensemble de démarches long, compliqué et confus, souvent perçu comme absurde ou inutilement complexe.

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/ˈrɪɡ.mə.rəʊl/C1formal
  • frNom désignant un processus ou un ensemble de démarches long, compliqué et confus, souvent perçu comme absurde ou inutilement complexe.

A noun referring to a long, complicated, and confusing process or set of statements, often perceived as meaningless or unnecessarily elaborate.

  1. Confused or meaningless talkC1informal

    A long, rambling, and often confusing or meaningless set of statements.

    frDiscours confus ou verbiage

    • He went into a long rigmarole about his childhood that no one understood.
    • I didn't believe a word of his rigmarole about the missing documents.
    • She gave a rigmarole of excuses for being late.

    Synonymesbabblebalderdashblatherdrivelfolderolgibberishmumbo jumbononsensepalaverramblingtwaddleverbiage

  2. Complicated procedureC1informal

    A long, complicated, and often confusing process or set of steps required to achieve something.

    frprocédure compliquée

    • I had to go through the whole rigmarole of filling out forms and getting approvals.
    • The visa application was a bureaucratic rigmarole.
    • Why do we have to go through this rigmarole just to get a refund?

    Synonymesbotherbureaucracyceremonyfusshasslehooplamachineryred tapesong and dance

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