ratichon
ʁatiʃɔ̃
Definition Synonyms
Definition of ratichon - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
1.
- Le vieux ratichon de la paroisse donnait encore ses sermons.
2.
- Il a pris un sacré ratichon de son patron hier.
3.
- Ce ratichon ne rate jamais une messe du dimanche.
Origin of ratichon
français, ratichon (petit rat) diminutif de rat (animal) + -ichon (suffixe diminutif)
Examples of ratichon in a sentence
On a vu le ratichon discuter avec les enfants sur la place. Sa mère lui a passé un ratichon pour ses notes. Après son retard, il a reçu un ratichon du coach. On l'appelle ratichon à cause de ses sermons. Le ratichon du village organise souvent des processions.
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- English:preacher, dressing-down, ...
- German:Pfaffen, Rüffel, ...
- Italian:pretonzolo, strigliata, ...
- Spanish:cura, regaño fuerte, ...
- Portuguese:padreco, raspanete, ...
- Chinese:老神父, 责备, ...
- Japanese:神父さん, きつい叱責, ...
- Arabic:الشيخ, توبيخ شديد, ...
- Hebrew:רַבָּן, עוֹנֶשׁ חָמוּר, ...
- Russian:поп, выговор, ...
- Ukrainian:піп, сувора догана, ...
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