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swine

/swaɪn/

Traduction: Animal omnivore trapu, à pattes courtes, souvent domestiqué pour sa chair, notamment le porc ou le verrat.

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noun

/swaɪn/B2formal
  • frAnimal omnivore trapu, à pattes courtes, souvent domestiqué pour sa chair, notamment le porc ou le verrat.

A stout-bodied, short-legged omnivorous animal, often referring to pigs or hogs.

pluriel irrégulier

  1. Stout-bodied short-legged omnivorous animalsB1formal

    A robust, short-legged mammal that eats both plants and animals, typically referring to pigs or hogs.

    frSuidé domestique ou porcin

    • The farmer raised swine for their meat.
    • Wild swine are known to forage in forests.
    • Swine are often kept in pens on farms.

    Synonymeshogpig

  2. Contemptible personB2informal

    Used as an insult to describe someone considered unpleasant, greedy, or morally low.

    frPersonne méprisable

    • He called his rival a swine after the argument.
    • Only a swine would treat others so poorly.
    • She thought the dishonest politician was a swine.

    Synonymesbeastcurdoghogpigratscoundrelvillainwretch

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  • swine plural form
  • swine's possessive plural form
  • swine's possessive singular form
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