crevard

kʁəvaʁ

Definition

Definition of crevard - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, masculine

faminepersonne qui a très faim

Ce crevard n'a pas mangé depuis trois jours.

affamé

avaricepersonne méchante et qui ne veut pas dépenser d'argent

Quel crevard, il ne paie jamais sa part !

pingre

radin

Adjective

maladequi a l'air malade, fatigué ou en mauvais état physique

Tu as l'air crevard aujourd'hui, tu devrais te reposer.

chétif

mal en point

mourantqui est en train de mourir ou sur le point de mourir

Il était crevard après son accident de voiture.

agonisant

mourant

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Origin of crevard

argot, crever (mourir) + -ard (suffixe péjoratif)

Examples of crevard in a sentence

Les crevards attendent l'ouverture du restaurant avec impatience.
Ce crevard a encore profité de l’addition au restaurant.
On l’appelle crevard parce qu’il ne prête jamais rien.
Le médecin a dit que ce crevard ne passerait pas la nuit.
Dans la rue, un crevard mendiait de la nourriture.
Le vieux crevard n'avait plus de famille pour l'enterrer.

Dans le roman, le crevard hante encore les souvenirs du village.
Après la grippe, il se sentait encore crevard plusieurs jours.
Les joueurs semblaient crevards après le match sous la pluie.
Le chien était crevard après des jours sans nourriture.
Les plantes étaient crevardes sous la chaleur accablante.

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English:starving person, sickly, ...
German:Hungerleider, kränklich, ...
Italian:crevarda, malandato, ...
Spanish:muerto de hambre, demacrado, ...
Portuguese:esfomeado, com ar doente, ...
Chinese:饿鬼, 病恹恹的, ...
Japanese:腹ペコ, やつれた, ...
Arabic:جائع جدًا, هزيل, ...
Hebrew:רָעֵב, חָלוּשׁ, ...
Russian:голодающий, измождённый, ...
Ukrainian:голодранець, знеможений, ...
Catalan:famolenc, fet pols, ...
Danish:sultemås, medtaget, ...
Dutch:uitgehongerde, ziek, ...
Greek:πεινασμένος, αδυνατισμένος, ...
Hungarian:éhező, nyúzott, ...
Khmer:មនុស្សឃ្លានខ្លាំង, ស្គមស្គាំង, ...
Korean:굶주린 사람, 아파 보이는, ...
Polish:głodny jak wilk, zdechły, ...
Portuguese (BR):fominha, acabado, ...
Romanian:flămând, jerpelit, ...
Swedish:svältande, medtagen, ...
Thai:คนหิวโซ, โทรม, ...
Turkish:aç, bitkin, ...
Vietnamese:kẻ đói khát, ốm yếu, ...

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