lyncher
lɛ̃ʃeʁ
Definition of lyncher - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
justice expéditiveexécuter une personne sans procès, généralement par une foule en colère
- La foule a menacé de lyncher le suspect avant l'arrivée de la police.
- Ils ont tenté de lyncher l'accusé après le verdict.
- Des manifestants menaçaient de lyncher le politicien corrompu.
Origin of lyncher
anglais, lynch (nom propre)
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agression collective
lyncher ou piller quelqu'un de manière violente
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- English:lynch, ...
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- Italian:linchiare, ...
- Spanish:linchar, ...
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- Chinese:私刑处死, ...
- Japanese:リンチする, ...
- Arabic:أعدم دون محاكمة, ...
- Hebrew:לַעֲשׂוֹת לִינְץ׳, ...
- Russian:линчевать, ...
- Ukrainian:лінчувати, ...
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