impertinent
ɛ̃pɛʁtinɑ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of impertinent - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
insolentqui manque de respect par insolence ou familiarité déplacée
- Cet élève impertinent a interrompu le professeur plusieurs fois.
Noun, masculine
insolencepersonne qui manque de respect ou se comporte de façon insolente
- Cet impertinent a osé répondre à son professeur de manière déplacée.
Expressions with impertinent
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manquer de respect ou de politesse envers quelqu'un
Il ne faut pas être impertinent avec tes parents.
Origin of impertinent
latin, im- (non) + pertinens (concernant)
Terms with impertinent included in their meaning
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ironique
ridicule, impertinent
Examples of impertinent in a sentence
Ne sois pas impertinent avec tes aînés. Les autres élèves riaient de l’impertinent au fond de la classe. Un impertinent a interrompu la réunion sans gêne.
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- English:impertinent, impudent person, ...
- German:impertinent, der Unverschämte, ...
- Italian:impertinente, ...
- Spanish:impertinente, ...
- Portuguese:impertinente, atrevido, ...
- Chinese:无礼, 无礼之人, ...
- Japanese:生意気な, 無礼者, ...
- Arabic:وقح, شخص وقح, ...
- Hebrew:חוּצְפָּן, חָצוּף, ...
- Russian:дерзкий, дерзкий человек, ...
- Ukrainian:зухвалий, нахаба, ...
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