cocard
kɔkaʁ
Definition Synonyms
Definition of cocard - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
- Il avait un gros cocard après la bagarre.
2.
volailleDated vieux coq ou oiseau hybride de coq et pouleDated
- Le fermier élève des cocards dans sa basse-cour.
3.
- Ce cocard croit tout savoir sur le sujet.
Origin of cocard
français, cocarde (ornement rond)
Examples of cocard in a sentence
Le médecin a examiné le cocard du jeune boxeur. Ce cocard chante plus fort que les autres coqs du village. Le vieux cocard domine le poulailler depuis des années. Ce cocard ne comprend jamais les blagues. Les cocards aiment se vanter devant tout le monde.
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- English:black eye, old rooster, ...
- German:Veilchen, Alt-Hahn, ...
- Italian:occhio nero, gallo vecchio, ...
- Spanish:ojo morado, gallo viejo, ...
- Portuguese:olho negro, galo velho, ...
- Chinese:黑眼圈, 老公鸡, ...
- Japanese:青あざ, 老いた雄鶏, ...
- Arabic:كدمة العين, ديك مسن, ...
- Hebrew:עַיִן שְׁחוֹרָה, תַּרְנְגוֹל זָקֵן, ...
- Russian:синяк под глазом, старый петух, ...
- Ukrainian:синець під оком, кокард, ...
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