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teaser

/ˈtiː.zər/

Traduction: Nom désignant ce qui suscite la curiosité ou l'intérêt, comme une annonce accrocheuse, une remarque taquine ou une énigme difficile.

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/ˈtiː.zər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant ce qui suscite la curiosité ou l'intérêt, comme une annonce accrocheuse, une remarque taquine ou une énigme difficile.

A noun referring to something that arouses curiosity or interest, such as a preview, a playful remark, or a challenging puzzle.

  1. Wool workerC1formal

    A person who teases wool, preparing it for spinning or processing.

    frOuvrier préparant la laine

    • The teaser carefully separated the wool fibers.
    • In the old mill, the teaser worked with raw fleece.
    • The teaser's job was essential for making fine yarn.
  2. Playful personB1informal

    Someone who teases others, often by mocking or stirring curiosity in a lighthearted way.

    frTaquin

    • He's a bit of a teaser, always joking with his friends.
    • She's a teaser who loves to keep people guessing.
    • The teaser in the group made everyone laugh with his antics.

    Synonymesjokerjokesterprankstertease

    Antonymesboresobersides

  3. Promotional advertisementB2formal

    An advertisement that offers something free or intriguing to arouse customers' interest.

    frPublicité d'accroche

    • The company released a teaser ad for their new product.
    • The teaser offered a free sample to attract shoppers.
    • Marketers use teasers to build excitement before a launch.

    Synonymesbaitcome-onhookpreviewtastertrailer

  4. Baffling problemB2informal

    A particularly challenging puzzle or problem that is said to have a correct solution.

    frÉnigme

    • This riddle is a real teaser; I can't solve it.
    • The crossword puzzle had a teaser that stumped everyone.
    • He enjoys a good teaser that tests his logic.

    Synonymesconundrumenigmamysteryposerpuzzleriddlestumper

  5. TV show openingB2informal

    An attention-getting opening presented at the start of a television show to hook viewers.

    frouverture d'émission télévisée

    • The teaser for the episode showed a dramatic cliffhanger.
    • Viewers were captivated by the teaser before the main show.
    • The teaser promised an exciting twist in the story.
  6. Theatrical flatC1formal

    A flat at each side of the stage to prevent the audience from seeing into the wings.

    frPendant de scène (élément de frise)

    • The stagehand adjusted the teaser to hide the backstage area.
    • The teaser was painted to match the set design.
    • The theater's teaser helped maintain the illusion on stage.

    Synonymestormentertormentor

  7. Wool deviceC1formal

    A device used for teasing wool, preparing it for further processing.

    frLaine cardée

    • The old teaser machine was still functional in the factory.
    • Workers used a teaser to separate the wool fibers.
    • The teaser device improved the efficiency of wool production.

    Synonymesgigteaselteazel

Formes
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  • teasers' possessive plural form
  • teaser's possessive singular form
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