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vermin

/ˈvɜː.mɪn/

Traduction: Nom désignant de petits animaux ou insectes considérés comme nuisibles, tels que les cafards ou les rats, ou utilisé au sens figuré pour qualifier une personne agaçante ou méprisable.

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noun

/ˈvɜː.mɪn/C1formal
  • frNom désignant de petits animaux ou insectes considérés comme nuisibles, tels que les cafards ou les rats, ou utilisé au sens figuré pour qualifier une personne agaçante ou méprisable.

A noun referring to small animals or insects that are considered pests, such as cockroaches or rats, or used figuratively to describe an irritating or obnoxious person.

indénombrable

  1. Pest animals or insectsB2formal

    Small wild animals or insects that are harmful, destructive, or carry disease, often found in human environments.

    frAnimaux ou insectes nuisibles

    • The old barn was infested with vermin like rats and cockroaches.
    • Farmers often struggle to protect their crops from vermin.
    • The city launched a campaign to control the vermin population in the sewers.
  2. Contemptible personC1informal

    A person who is considered irritating, obnoxious, or despicable.

    frPersonne méprisable

    • That man is a vermin; he cheated everyone he worked with.
    • She called the dishonest politician a vermin.
    • Only a vermin would treat another person so cruelly.

    Synonymescurlowlifepestratscoundrelsnakeswinevarmintwormwretch

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  • vermin plural form
  • vermin's possessive plural form
  • vermin's possessive singular form
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