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snafu

/snæˈfuː/

Traduction: Adjectif informel décrivant une situation qui a mal tourné, chaotique ou confuse., Abréviation issue de l'argot militaire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale désignant une situation chaotique ou confuse où quelque chose a mal tourné., Verbe informel signifiant mettre le désordre ou la confusion dans une situation, souvent employé dans un contexte militaire ou familier.

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adjective

/snæˈfuː/C2formalamerican
  • frAdjectif informel décrivant une situation qui a mal tourné, chaotique ou confuse.

An informal adjective describing a situation that has gone wrong, is chaotic, or is in a state of confusion.

  1. In a state of confusion or chaosC1informalamerican

    Describes a situation that is completely snarled, stalled, or in a state of utter confusion.

    frEn pleine pagaille

    • The entire project went completely snafu after the budget cuts.
    • The communication system is snafu, and no one knows what to do.
    • The schedule is snafu because of the unexpected delays.

    Synonymeschaoticconfuseddisorganizedmessymuddledsnarledtangled

    Antonymescalmorderlyorganizedsmoothsystematic

Formes
  • more snafu comparative form
  • most snafu superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/snæˈfuː/C1formal
  • frAbréviation issue de l'argot militaire de la Seconde Guerre mondiale désignant une situation chaotique ou confuse où quelque chose a mal tourné.

An acronym originating from World War II military slang, meaning a chaotic or confused situation where things have gone wrong.

  1. Chaotic or confused situationC1informalamerican

    A situation that has become chaotic, confused, or messed up, often due to errors or miscommunication.

    frsituation chaotique ou confuse

    • The project turned into a complete snafu after the budget cuts.
    • There was a major snafu with the flight schedule, causing delays.
    • The office experienced a snafu when the server crashed.

    Synonymescatastrophechaosconfusiondisorderfiascomessmix-upmuddleturmoil

    Antonymesclarityorderorganizationprecision

Formes
  • snafus plural form
  • snafus' possessive plural form
  • snafu's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/snæˈfuː/C2formalamerican
  • frVerbe informel signifiant mettre le désordre ou la confusion dans une situation, souvent employé dans un contexte militaire ou familier.

A verb meaning to cause confusion, disorder, or a chaotic situation, often used in informal or military contexts.

  1. Cause confusion or disorderC1informalamerican

    To cause a situation to become chaotic, confused, or messed up.

    frMettre la pagaille

    • The new software update completely snafued the entire system.
    • His last-minute changes snafued our carefully laid plans.
    • The unexpected storm snafued the outdoor event.

    Synonymescomplicateconfusedisorderdisruptentanglejumblemess upmuddle

    Antonymesorderorganize

Formes
  • snafued past participle
  • snafued past simple
  • snafuing present participle
  • snafus third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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