trapus
tʁapy
trapue, trapues
Definition
Definition of trapus - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
corpulencelarges, courts et robustes, donnant une impression de force
- Ces boxeurs trapus impressionnent par leur carrure massive.
- Ce petit chien trapus a une démarche étonnamment rapide.
- Les piliers trapus formaient une muraille devant le but.
Origin of trapus
probablement occitan ou régional, trapus (français?)
Terms with trapus included in their meaning
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oiseau
genre d'oiseaux trapus au plumage coloré vivant en Afrique et Asie
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- English:stocky, ...
- German:stämmig, ...
- Italian:tarchiato, ...
- Spanish:fornido, ...
- Portuguese:atarracado, ...
- Chinese:矮壮的, ...
- Japanese:がっしりした, ...
- Arabic:مُكْتَنِز, ...
- Hebrew:חָסוֹן, ...
- Russian:коренастый, ...
- Ukrainian:коренастий, ...
trapu
tʁapy
Definition of trapu - Reverso French Dictionary
Adjective
1.
physiquecourt et large avec une apparence de force et de solidité
- Cet homme trapu soulève facilement des objets très lourds.
2.
objetcourt et massif donnant une impression de robustesse
- Cette tour trapue résiste bien aux vents violents.
Expressions with trapu
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apparence courte et large d'une personne ou d'un objet
Son aspect trapu lui donnait une allure de rugby man.
Origin of trapu
français ancien, trapu (court et robuste)
Examples of trapu in a sentence
Un poney trapu tirait la charrette sans difficulté. Le coffre-fort trapu est difficile à déplacer. J'ai acheté un vase trapu pour la table basse.
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- English:stocky, chunky, ...
- German:stämmig, massiv, ...
- Italian:tarchiato, tozzo, ...
- Spanish:robusto, macizo, ...
- Portuguese:robusto, atarracado, ...
- Chinese:矮壮, 短粗, ...
- Japanese:がっしりした, ずんぐりした, ...
- Arabic:قصير ممتلئ, ضخم, ...
- Hebrew:גָּצוּץ, גַּרְמוּנִי, ...
- Russian:коренастый, массивный, ...
- Ukrainian:кремезний, приземкуватий, ...
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