brelot
bʁəlo
Definition
Definition of brelot - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
guerre navaleRare navire rempli de matières explosives lancé contre l'ennemiRare
- Les marins dirigèrent le brelot vers la flotte adverse.
2.
dangerDated situation ou chose dangereuse qui peut causer des problèmesDated
- Cette affaire est un vrai brelot politique.
Origin of brelot
germanique, brēl (sonnette) ? (étymol. incertaine)
Examples of brelot in a sentence
Repéré à temps, le brelot fut détruit avant d’atteindre le port militaire. S'associer avec lui, c'est un fameux brelot. Ce projet immobilier pourrait devenir un brelot pour la municipalité.
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- English:fireship, hot potato, ...
- German:Brander, Risiko, ...
- Italian:nave esplosiva, grana, ...
- Spanish:buque explosivo, bomba de tiempo, ...
- Portuguese:navio explosivo, armadilha, ...
- Chinese:火船, 雷区, ...
- Japanese:火船, やっかいな案件, ...
- Arabic:سَفِينَة مُفَخَّخَة, مَصِيدَة, ...
- Hebrew:אֳנִיַּת נֶפֶץ, דָּבָר מְסוּכָּן, ...
- Russian:брелот, опасная затея, ...
- Ukrainian:брело, проблема, ...
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