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sad sack

/ˈsæd sæk/

Traduction: Terme informel désignant une personne constamment malchanceuse, malheureuse ou pitoyable, souvent d'une manière qui suscite sympathie ou moquerie légère.

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/ˈsæd sæk/C1slangamerican
  • frTerme informel désignant une personne constamment malchanceuse, malheureuse ou pitoyable, souvent d'une manière qui suscite sympathie ou moquerie légère.

An informal term for a person who is habitually unhappy, unlucky, or pitiful, often in a way that evokes sympathy or mild ridicule.

  1. A pitiful or inept personC1informalamerican

    A person who is consistently unlucky, unhappy, or incompetent, often evoking pity or mild contempt.

    frpauvre type

    • He's such a sad sack; he always complains about his job but never tries to change it.
    • Don't be a sad sack about losing the game; there's always next time.
    • The character in the movie is a classic sad sack who can't catch a break.
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