fangeux
fɑ̃ʒø
fangeuse, fangeuses
Definition Synonyms
Definition of fangeux - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
terrainRare plein de boue, de terre détrempéeRare
- Le sentier fangeux rendait la marche difficile.
2.
moralRare moralement répugnant, vil et dégradantRare
- Il a tenu des propos fangeux qui ont choqué l'assemblée.
Origin of fangeux
latin, fango (boue) + -eux (suffixe adjectival)
Terms with fangeux included in their meaning
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boueux
couvert de boue, fangeux et sale
Examples of fangeux in a sentence
Le terrain fangeux ralentissait les véhicules militaires. Son comportement fangeux a été dénoncé publiquement. Ils ont participé à des affaires fangeuses et illégales.
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- English:muddy, sordid, ...
- German:schlammig, verkommen, ...
- Italian:fangoso, infame, ...
- Spanish:fangoso, vil, ...
- Portuguese:lamacento, vil, ...
- Chinese:泥泞的, 卑劣的, ...
- Japanese:ぬかるんだ, 卑劣な, ...
- Arabic:موحل, منحط, ...
- Hebrew:בַּצִּי, נִבְזֶה, ...
- Russian:грязный, низменный, ...
- Ukrainian:багнистий, огидний, ...
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