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tripe

/traɪp/

Traduction: Nom désignant la membrane muqueuse de l'estomac d'un ruminant, souvent consommée comme aliment, ou au sens figuré, quelque chose de sans valeur ou de non-sens.

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/traɪp/C1formal
  • frNom désignant la membrane muqueuse de l'estomac d'un ruminant, souvent consommée comme aliment, ou au sens figuré, quelque chose de sans valeur ou de non-sens.

A noun referring to the stomach lining of a ruminant animal, often used as food, or figuratively to mean something worthless or nonsensical.

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  1. Edible stomach liningB2formalculinary

    The lining of the stomach of a ruminant, especially a cow, used as food.

    frtripes (comme aliment)

    • She ordered a traditional dish of tripe in a spicy sauce.
    • Tripe is often used in soups and stews in many cuisines.
    • The butcher sold fresh tripe for the local market.

    Synonymespaunch

  2. Nonsensical talk or writingB2informal

    Something that is worthless, silly, or of poor quality, especially speech or writing.

    frBalivernes, propos sans valeur

    • Don't listen to his tripe; he doesn't know what he's talking about.
    • The article was full of tripe and had no real facts.
    • I can't believe you wasted your time reading that tripe.

    Synonymesbalderdashbunkclaptrapdrivelgarbagegibberishhogwashnonsenserotrubbishtommyrottwaddle

    Antonymesmeritsensesubstancevaluewisdom

Formes
  • tripes plural form
  • tripes' possessive plural form
  • tripe's possessive singular form
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