charogne
ʃaʁɔɲ

Definition Synonyms
Definition of charogne - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
1.
carcassecadavre d'animal abandonné qui se décompose
- Les vautours se nourrissent de charognes dans la savane.
2.
- Il a trahi ses amis, quelle charogne !
Images of charogne

cadavre d'animal abandonné qui se décompose
Origin of charogne
français, charogne (cadavre d'animal)
Terms with charogne included in their meaning
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charogne
comportement consistant à se nourrir de cadavres, animaux ou humains
putréfaction
qui ressemble à une charogne ou en a les caractères répugnants
Examples of charogne in a sentence
L’odeur de la charogne attirait les insectes. Cette charogne a profité des plus faibles. On ne peut pas faire confiance à une telle charogne.
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- English:carcass, scumbag, ...
- German:Aas, Dreckskerl, ...
- Italian:carogna, persona spregevole, ...
- Spanish:carroña, canalla, ...
- Portuguese:carcaça, canalha, ...
- Chinese:腐尸, 人渣, ...
- Japanese:死骸, 外道, ...
- Arabic:جيفة, وضيع, ...
- Hebrew:נְבֵלָה, נַבָּלָה, ...
- Russian:падаль, мерзавец, ...
- Ukrainian:падло, негідник, ...
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