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vampire

/ˈvæm.paɪə/

Traduction: Nom désignant une créature du folklore, généralement un mort-vivant qui sort de sa tombe la nuit pour se nourrir du sang des vivants.

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/ˈvæm.paɪə/B1formalart
  • frNom désignant une créature du folklore, généralement un mort-vivant qui sort de sa tombe la nuit pour se nourrir du sang des vivants.

A noun referring to a creature from folklore, typically a reanimated corpse that rises from the grave at night to feed on the blood of the living.

  1. Mythological creatureB1formal

    A reanimated corpse from folklore that rises from the grave at night to feed on the blood of the living.

    frVampire (créature mythologique)

    • According to legend, a vampire can be warded off with garlic.
    • The villagers believed the strange deaths were caused by a vampire.
    • Stories of vampires have been told for centuries in Eastern Europe.

    Synonymesbloodsucker

  2. Predatory personB2informal

    A person who exploits or preys on others in a ruthless or parasitic way.

    frpersonne prédatrice

    • The loan shark was a real vampire, draining his clients of their savings.
    • She called her boss a vampire for making her work unpaid overtime.
    • In the movie, the corporate vampire takes over small businesses.

    Synonymesbloodsuckerexploiterleechparasitepredatorsharkvulture

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  • vampires plural form
  • vampires' possessive plural form
  • vampire's possessive singular form
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