oison
wazɔ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of oison - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
animalRare jeune oie qui vient de naître ou qui est encore petitRare
- L'oison suit sa mère partout dans la basse-cour.
2.
- Quel oison, il a cru cette histoire invraisemblable !
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jeune oie qui vient de naître ou qui est encore petit
Origin of oison
latin, ovis (brebis) + suffixe diminutif -on
Terms with oison included in their meaning
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oison régional
jeune canard ou jeune oie dans le dialecte du Poitou
Examples of oison in a sentence
Les enfants ont nourri un oison au bord du chemin. On ne peut pas traiter tout le monde comme un oison. Cet oison s'est encore fait avoir par une arnaque.
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- English:gosling, simpleton, ...
- German:Gänseküken, Naivling, ...
- Italian:ochetta, allocco, ...
- Spanish:ansarino, pardillo, ...
- Portuguese:gansinho, pateta, ...
- Chinese:小鹅, 傻瓜, ...
- Japanese:ガチョウの雛, カモ, ...
- Arabic:فرخ الإوز, ساذج, ...
- Hebrew:אוָוזוֹן, עִזָּה, ...
- Russian:гусёнок, простофиля, ...
- Ukrainian:гусеня, простак, ...
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