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schnorrer

/ˈʃnɔː.rər/

Traduction: Nom, issu du yiddish, désignant une personne qui profite habituellement de la générosité des autres, souvent en mendiant ou en quémandant quelque chose.

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noun

/ˈʃnɔː.rər/C2formal
  • frNom, issu du yiddish, désignant une personne qui profite habituellement de la générosité des autres, souvent en mendiant ou en quémandant quelque chose.

A noun, originally from Yiddish, referring to a person who habitually takes advantage of the generosity of others, often by begging or scrounging.

  1. A person who habitually takes advantage of others' generosityC1informal

    Someone who persistently asks for or takes things, especially money or favors, without offering anything in return.

    frprofiteur

    • He's a real schnorrer, always asking to borrow money but never paying it back.
    • The schnorrer at the market tried to get free samples from every stall.
    • My uncle is a bit of a schnorrer; he always expects others to pay for his meals.

    Synonymescadgerfreeloaderleechmoocherparasitescroungersponger

    Antonymesbenefactorcontributordonorgiverphilanthropistprovider

Formes
  • schnorrers plural form
  • schnorrers' possessive plural form
  • schnorrer's possessive singular form
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