esclandre
ɛsklɑ̃dʁ
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Definition of esclandre - Reverso French Dictionary

Noun, masc/fem

scandale publicincident public bruyant et scandaleux qui attire l'attention
  • Il a fait un esclandre au restaurant en criant sur le serveur.
  • Un esclandre a éclaté lors de la réunion municipale.
  • Elle a provoqué un esclandre en interrompant la cérémonie.
scandale tapage
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créer un scandale public par un comportement bruyant et inapproprié
Il a fait un esclandre au restaurant en criant sur le serveur.

Origin of esclandre

italien, scandalo (scandale) adapté en français

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  1. English:scene, ...
  2. German:Eklat, ...
  3. Italian:scena, ...
  4. Spanish:escándalo, ...
  5. Portuguese:escândalo, ...
  6. Chinese:闹剧, ...
  7. Japanese:騒動, ...
  8. Arabic:فضيحة علنية, ...
  9. Hebrew:מְהוּמָה פוּמְבִּית, ...
  10. Russian:скандал, ...
  11. Ukrainian:скандал, ...
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