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wise men

/ˈwaɪz mɛn/

Traduction: Phrase désignant des personnes, généralement des hommes, réputées pour leur sagesse, leur connaissance et leur bon sens ; souvent utilisée dans un contexte historique, biblique ou philosophique.

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/ˈwaɪz mɛn/B2formal
  • frPhrase désignant des personnes, généralement des hommes, réputées pour leur sagesse, leur connaissance et leur bon sens ; souvent utilisée dans un contexte historique, biblique ou philosophique.

A phrase referring to people, typically men, who are known for their wisdom, knowledge, and good judgment; often used in historical, biblical, or philosophical contexts.

  1. Biblical MagiB1formal

    The three wise men, or Magi, who visited the infant Jesus according to Christian tradition, bringing gifts of gold, frankincense, and myrrh.

    frMages (rois mages)

    • The wise men followed the star to Bethlehem.
    • According to the Bible, the wise men presented gifts to the newborn king.
    • The story of the wise men is celebrated on Epiphany.
  2. Sages or learned peopleB2formal

    People who are known for their wisdom, knowledge, and good judgment.

    frhommes sages

    • In ancient times, wise men were consulted for advice on important matters.
    • The council of wise men gathered to discuss the future of the kingdom.
    • He is considered one of the wise men of our generation.