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varmint

/ˈvɑːr.mɪnt/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne agaçante ou désagréable, ou tout animal sauvage, généralement nuisible ou prédateur, considéré comme indésirable.

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/ˈvɑːr.mɪnt/C1formalamerican
  • frNom désignant une personne agaçante ou désagréable, ou tout animal sauvage, généralement nuisible ou prédateur, considéré comme indésirable.

A noun referring to an irritating or obnoxious person, or any usually predatory wild animal considered undesirable, such as a coyote.

  1. Annoying personB2informalamerican

    A person who is irritating, troublesome, or obnoxious.

    frPersonne énervante

    • That little varmint keeps stealing apples from my tree.
    • Don't be such a varmint; stop teasing your sister.
    • The old man called the noisy kids a bunch of varmints.

    Synonymesannoyancebotherirritantnuisancepesttroublemaker

    Antonymesblessingcomfortdelightjoytreasure

  2. Undesirable wild animalB2informalamerican

    A wild animal, often a predator, that is considered a pest or nuisance.

    frAnimal nuisible sauvage

    • The farmer set traps to catch the varmint that was killing his chickens.
    • Coyotes are often seen as varmints by ranchers.
    • A varmint got into the shed and made a mess.

    Synonymesnuisancepestvermin

Formes
  • varmints plural form
  • varmints' possessive plural form
  • varmint's possessive singular form
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