pasquin
paskɛ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of pasquin - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
satiristeDated personne qui écrit ou dit des moqueries et des plaisanteriesDated
- Ce pasquin critique tous les politiciens dans ses spectacles.
2.
écrit satiriqueDated texte qui se moque de quelqu'un ou de quelque choseDated
- Il a publié un pasquin contre le maire de la ville.
Origin of pasquin
italien, pasquino (nom d'une statue romaine satirique)
Terms with pasquin included in their meaning
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histoire romaine
placard satirique attaché à la statue de Pasquin à Rome
Examples of pasquin in a sentence
Un célèbre pasquin publiait des satires chaque semaine. Un pasquin circulait dans tout le quartier. Ce pasquin a fait rire tout le public.
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- English:satirist, satire, ...
- German:Pasquillant, Schmähschrift, ...
- Italian:pasquino, pasquinata, ...
- Spanish:burlón, pasquín, ...
- Portuguese:satírico, pasquim, ...
- Chinese:讽刺作家, 讽刺文, ...
- Japanese:風刺家, 風刺文, ...
- Arabic:ساخر, هجاء ساخر, ...
- Hebrew:סָטִירִיקָן, פַּסְקִין, ...
- Russian:пасквилянт, памфлет, ...
- Ukrainian:пасквіліант, пасквіль, ...
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