trouillard
tʁujɑʁ
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Definition of trouillard - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, masculine
- Ce trouillard refuse de monter sur le manège.
Adjective
- Il est trop trouillard pour aller voir ce film d'horreur.
Origin of trouillard
français familier, trou (peur) + illard (suffixe péjoratif)
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trouillard
personne qui a facilement peur et manque de courage
Examples of trouillard in a sentence
Les trouillards évitent toujours les films d’horreur. Mon frère est trop trouillard pour grimper aux arbres. Ils le traitent de trouillard à cause de sa peur du noir.
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- English:coward, cowardly, ...
- German:Angsthase, ängstlich, ...
- Italian:pauroso, ...
- Spanish:cobarde, temeroso, ...
- Portuguese:medricas, medroso, ...
- Chinese:胆小鬼, 胆小的, ...
- Japanese:臆病者, 臆病な, ...
- Arabic:جبان, خواف, ...
- Hebrew:פַּחְדָן, רַכַּת לֵב, ...
- Russian:трус, трусливый, ...
- Ukrainian:боягуз, боягузливий, ...
trouillarde
tʁujɑʁd
trouillards
Definition of trouillarde - Reverso French Dictionary
Noun, feminine
- Cette trouillarde refuse de monter sur les montagnes russes.
Adjective, feminine
- Elle est trop trouillarde pour regarder ce film d'horreur.
Origin of trouillarde
argot, trouille (peur) + arde (suffixe féminin)
Examples of trouillarde in a sentence
On a traité Paul de trouillarde après son refus de sauter. Même adulte, il reste très trouillarde face aux araignées. Les enfants trouillardes évitaient la maison hantée.
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- English:scaredy-cat, cowardly, ...
- German:Angsthase, ängstlich, ...
- Italian:paurosa, pauroso, ...
- Spanish:miedica, miedoso, ...
- Portuguese:medricas, medrosa, ...
- Chinese:胆小鬼, 胆小, ...
- Japanese:臆病者, 怖がりな, ...
- Arabic:جبانة, خائفة بسهولة, ...
- Hebrew:פַּחְדָן, מוּפְחֶדֶת, ...
- Russian:трусиха, трусливый, ...
- Ukrainian:боягузка, ляклива, ...
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