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two-timer

/ˈtuːˌtaɪ.mər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne qui trompe son partenaire en entretenant une relation amoureuse ou sexuelle secrète avec quelqu'un d'autre, ou une personne hypocrite qui dit une chose et en fait une autre.

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noun

/ˈtuːˌtaɪ.mər/C1formal
  • frNom désignant une personne qui trompe son partenaire en entretenant une relation amoureuse ou sexuelle secrète avec quelqu'un d'autre, ou une personne hypocrite qui dit une chose et en fait une autre.

A noun referring to a person who deceives a partner by having a secret romantic or sexual relationship with someone else, or someone who is duplicitous and says one thing but does another.

  1. Deceitful partnerB2informal

    A person who is unfaithful to their romantic partner by having a secret relationship with someone else.

    frPersonne infidèle

    • She discovered her boyfriend was a two-timer when she saw him with another woman.
    • He's known as a two-timer in their social circle.
    • No one trusts him in relationships because he's a notorious two-timer.

    Synonymesadultererbetrayercheaterdeceiverphilanderer

    Antonymesfaithful

  2. Hypocritical personB2informal

    Someone who says one thing but does another; a person who is not consistent or reliable in their words and actions.

    frPersonne hypocrite

    • Don't believe his promises; he's a two-timer who never follows through.
    • She called him a two-timer after he broke his word again.
    • Politicians are often accused of being two-timers by their opponents.

    Synonymesdissemblerdouble-dealerfakefraudhypocritephonypretender

    Antonymesstraight shooter

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  • two-timers plural form
  • two-timers' possessive plural form
  • two-timer's possessive singular form
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