guignon
giɲɔ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of guignon - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
- Depuis ce matin, c'est le guignon : j'ai raté mon bus et perdu mes clés.
2.
- Il est toujours le guignon de l'équipe quand quelque chose va mal.
Origin of guignon
français, guignon (malchance)
Examples of guignon in a sentence
Elle pense que le guignon s’acharne sur elle. Depuis l'erreur, elle est devenue le guignon du groupe. On a fait de lui le guignon de la classe injustement.
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- English:streak of bad luck, scapegoat, ...
- German:Pechsträhne, Sündenbock, ...
- Italian:sfortuna, capro espiatorio, ...
- Spanish:mala racha, chivo expiatorio, ...
- Portuguese:maré de azar, bode expiatório, ...
- Chinese:厄运, 替罪羊, ...
- Japanese:不運続き, スケープゴート, ...
- Arabic:سلسلة نحس, كبش فداء, ...
- Hebrew:מַזָּל רַע מִתְמַשֵּׁךְ, שָׂעִיר לַעֲזָאזֵל, ...
- Russian:невезение, козёл отпущения, ...
- Ukrainian:чорна смуга, цап-відбувайло, ...
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