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tshatshke

/ˈtʃɑːtʃ.kə/

Traduction: Nom d'origine yiddish désignant une femme attirante et peu commune, ou un petit objet décoratif bon marché et voyant.

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noun

/ˈtʃɑːtʃ.kə/C2formal
  • frNom d'origine yiddish désignant une femme attirante et peu commune, ou un petit objet décoratif bon marché et voyant.

A noun of Yiddish origin referring to an attractive, unconventional woman, or an inexpensive showy trinket.

  1. Attractive womanC1informal

    An attractive, unconventional woman, often with a lively or spirited personality.

    frFemme attirante et originale

    • She was a real tshatshke, turning heads wherever she went.
    • He described her as a tshatshke, full of charm and wit.
    • The party was full of interesting people, including a few tshatshkes.

    Synonymesbabebeautybombshellfoxknockoutlookerminxstunner

  2. Inexpensive trinketC1informal

    A small, showy, and inexpensive decorative object or trinket.

    frBibelot bon marché

    • She bought a few tshatshkes from the souvenir shop.
    • The shelf was cluttered with colorful tshatshkes from her travels.
    • He gave her a little tshatshke as a token of his affection.

    Synonymesbaublecuriogewgawknickknacknoveltyornamenttchotchketrinket