welsh

• Relatif au pays de Galles, à son peuple ou à sa langue.

Relating to Wales, its people, or its language.

1. A2formal

   Of or relating to Wales, its people, or its language.

   gallois

   • She is learning the Welsh language.
   • The Welsh countryside is beautiful.
   • He attended a Welsh festival.

   Synonymescambriancymric

• Nom désignant le peuple, la langue ou la culture liés au pays de Galles, nation constitutive du Royaume-Uni.

A noun referring to the people, language, or culture associated with Wales, a country that is part of the United Kingdom.

indénombrable · nom propre

1. A2formalbritish

   The Celtic language spoken by the people of Wales.

   gallois (langue)

   • She is learning Welsh at university.
   • Welsh is one of the official languages of Wales.
   • Many road signs in Wales are written in both English and Welsh.

   Synonymescymric

2. A2formalbritish

   The people of Wales collectively.

   Peuple gallois

   • The Welsh are known for their love of rugby.
   • The Welsh have a rich cultural heritage.
   • He is proud to be Welsh.

   Synonymescymry

• Verbe vieilli ou péjoratif signifiant tromper ou escroquer, notamment en manquant à une dette ou à un pari. S’emploie aussi dans l’expression « welsh on a bet » (se dérober à un pari).

An obsolete verb meaning to cheat or swindle someone, especially by avoiding payment of a debt or wager. Also used in the phrase 'welsh on a bet'.

1. Cheat by avoiding paymentC1informal

   To fail to pay a debt, especially a gambling debt, or to break a promise.

   se soustraire au paiement

   • He welshed on his bet after losing the poker game.
   • She welshed on her promise to help with the project.
   • The gambler welshed on his debt and disappeared.

   Synonymesbilkcheatdefaultrenegeswindle

   Antonymesfulfillpayrepaysettle