couillon

kujɔ̃

couillonne, couillonnes

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Definition of couillon - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, masculine

insultepersonne stupide ou naïve

Quel couillon, il s'est encore fait avoir !

crétin

imbécile

niais

médical

Dated

organe reproducteur masculin de forme ovale

Dated

Il a reçu un coup dans les couillons.

gonade

testicule

Adjective

intelligencequi manque d'intelligence ou de bon sens

Il est vraiment couillon de croire à cette histoire.

niais

nigaud

couragequi manque de courage face au danger

Ne sois pas couillon, viens avec nous !

lâche

peureux

simplicitéqui est facile à comprendre ou à faire

Cet exercice est couillon, tu vas y arriver.

évident

simple

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Origin of couillon

argot, couillon (idiot)

Examples of couillon in a sentence

Ne sois pas un couillon, vérifie toujours avant d'agir.
Il s'est plaint d'une douleur aux couillons.
Les couillons sont sensibles aux chocs.
Le couillon doit être bien placé pour éviter les fuites.
Il remplaça le vieux couillon usé sur la voile.
Le couillon est populaire dans leur village.

On organise un tournoi de couillon ce week-end.
C'est vraiment couillon de ne pas avoir vérifié avant d'agir.
Il a fait une erreur couillon en oubliant ses clés chez lui.
Il a été trop couillon pour affronter le danger.
Ils sont restés couillons devant la menace.
C’est une question couillonne, tout le monde connaît la réponse.
La solution à ce problème est vraiment couillonne.

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English:idiot, foolish, ...
German:Trottel, dumm, ...
Italian:cretino, stupido, ...
Spanish:tonto, necio, ...
Portuguese:parvo, tolo, ...
Chinese:傻瓜, 傻, ...
Japanese:バカ, バカな, ...
Arabic:أبله, جبان, ...
Hebrew:טֶמְבֶּל, טִפֵּשׁ, ...
Russian:дурак, тупой, ...
Ukrainian:дурень, дурнуватий, ...
Catalan:tros d'ase, tonto, ...
Danish:idiot, dum, ...
Dutch:sukkel, dom, ...
Greek:χαζός, δειλός, ...
Khmer:មនុស្សល្ងង់, ល្ងង់, ...
Korean:멍청이, 멍청한, ...
Polish:głupek, głupi, ...
Portuguese (BR):idiota, tolo, ...
Romanian:prostănac, tâmpit, ...
Swedish:idiot, dum, ...
Thai:ไอ้โง่, โง่, ...
Turkish:enayi, aptal, ...
Vietnamese:thằng ngốc, ngu ngốc, ...

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