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wig

/wɪɡ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une coiffure postiche faite de cheveux naturels ou synthétiques, portée pour la mode, la dissimulation ou les cérémonies ; en argot britannique, il signifie aussi une réprimande sévère ou une engueulade.

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noun

B1formalcommon/wɪɡ/

A noun referring to a head covering made of natural or synthetic hair, worn for fashion, disguise, or ceremonial purposes; also used in British slang to denote a severe scolding or reprimand.

  • 🇫🇷Nom désignant une coiffure postiche faite de cheveux naturels ou synthétiques, portée pour la mode, la dissimulation ou les cérémonies ; en argot britannique, il signifie aussi une réprimande sévère ou une engueulade.
  1. Hairpiece A2 formal

    A covering for the head made of real or synthetic hair, worn for fashion, disguise, or to conceal baldness.

    • The actor wore a wig for his role in the historical film.
    • She bought a new wig to change her hairstyle temporarily.
    • He uses a wig to cover his thinning hair.

    🇫🇷perruque

    Synonymes: hairpieceperiwigperukerugtoupee

  2. Scolding (British slang) C1 informal british

    A severe reprimand or telling-off.

    • The teacher gave him a right wig for being late again.
    • He got a wig from his boss after missing the deadline.
    • She received a proper wig for her careless mistake.

    🇫🇷réprimande (argot britannique)

    Synonymes: carpetingearfullecturerebukereprimandscoldingtirade

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