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trouper

/ˈtruː.pər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne fiable, qui ne se plaint pas et travaille dur, ou un acteur qui voyage à travers le pays pour jouer des pièces.

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/ˈtruː.pər/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une personne fiable, qui ne se plaint pas et travaille dur, ou un acteur qui voyage à travers le pays pour jouer des pièces.

A noun referring to a reliable, uncomplaining, and hardworking person, or an actor who travels around the country presenting plays.

  1. Reliable and hardworking personB2informal

    A person who is dependable, uncomplaining, and works hard, especially in difficult circumstances.

    frPersonne fiable et vaillante

    • She's a real trouper, always staying late to help the team.
    • Despite the rain, the old trouper kept performing with a smile.
    • He's been a trouper through all the company's changes.

    Synonymespluggersoldierstalwarttriertrooperwarriorworkhorse

  2. Traveling actorC1formal

    An actor who travels from place to place performing in plays, often as part of a touring company.

    frcomédien itinérant

    • The trouper packed his bags for the next town's performance.
    • She joined a group of troupers touring the countryside.
    • The old trouper knew every theater in the region.

    Synonymesstroller

Formes
  • troupers plural form
  • troupers' possessive plural form
  • trouper's possessive singular form
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