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snapper

/ˈsnæp.ər/

Traduction: Nom aux plusieurs sens, désignant notamment un poisson, un poste au football américain, un pétard de fête et une tortue, entre autres.

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/ˈsnæp.ər/B2formalsport
  • frNom aux plusieurs sens, désignant notamment un poisson, un poste au football américain, un pétard de fête et une tortue, entre autres.

A noun with multiple meanings, including a type of fish, a football position, a party favor, and a turtle, among others.

  1. Football playerB2formalamericansport

    The player positioned at the center of the offensive line who initiates the play by passing the ball between their legs to the quarterback.

    frSnapper (football américain)

    • The snapper made a perfect pass to the quarterback.
    • He has been the team's primary snapper for three seasons.
    • A good snapper is crucial for a successful field goal attempt.

    Synonymescenter

  2. Edible fishB1formalculinary

    The flesh of various warm-water fish species that are important for food.

    frVivaneau (poisson comestible)

    • We ordered grilled snapper with lemon butter sauce.
    • Snapper is a popular choice in seafood restaurants.
    • The market had fresh snapper from the Gulf.
  3. Party favorB1informal

    A paper tube that makes a popping sound when pulled apart, often containing a small toy or candy.

    frdiable en boîte

    • The children pulled the snapper and candy flew everywhere.
    • Each guest received a colorful snapper at the birthday party.
    • The snapper made a loud pop when we opened it.

    Synonymesbonboncracker

  4. Australian fishB2formalaustralianculinary

    An Australian food fish with a pinkish body and blue spots.

    frvivaneau australien

    • The local catch included a beautiful snapper for dinner.
    • Australian snapper is prized for its delicate flavor.
    • Fishermen often target snapper in the coastal waters.

    Synonymescockneysquire

  5. Marine fish familyB2formalscientific

    Any of several large, sharp-toothed marine fish from the family Lutjanidae, found mainly in tropical coastal waters.

    frVivaneau

    • The reef was home to many species of snapper.
    • Snapper are known for their powerful jaws and sharp teeth.
    • Anglers prize snapper for their fighting ability.
  6. B2formalscientific

    A large-headed turtle with powerful hooked jaws, found in or near water, known for its aggressive bite.

    frTortue hargneuse

    • The snapper snapped at the stick with incredible force.
    • We spotted a large snapper basking on the riverbank.
    • Snappers are known to be dangerous if provoked.

    Synonymessnapping turtle

Formes
  • snappers plural form
  • snappers' possessive plural form
  • snapper's possessive singular form
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