lazybones
a lazy person
Traduction: fainéant
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Outlander saison 1 épisode 1 : vocabulaire anglais
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sassenach
a Scottish word for an English person, often used in a teasing or unfriendly way
Traduction: Anglais
prickling
feeling or causing a tingling, slightly painful sensation, as if tiny sharp points are touching the skin
Traduction: picotant
traipse
to walk somewhere in a tired, slow, or annoying way
Traduction: traîner ses pieds; vadrouiller
workaday
ordinary and practical, not special or exciting
Traduction: ordinaire
sainted
described as holy or saintly, especially in a respectful or affectionate way
Traduction: saint
hereabouts
in this area or place; nearby
Traduction: par ici
redcoat
a British soldier, especially one from the 18th century, who wore a red uniform coat
Traduction: soldat britannique en uniforme rouge
prickle
a small sharp point on a plant or animal
Traduction: piquant
sunup
the time when the sun rises and daylight begins
Traduction: lever du soleil
woefully
in a way that shows something is very bad, weak, or lacking
Traduction: terriblement
cockerel
a young male chicken
Traduction: jeune coq
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appraise
to carefully judge the value, quality, or condition of something
Traduction: estimer
grope
to feel your way with your hands in the dark or when you cannot see clearly
Traduction: tâtonner
yule
Christmas or the Christmas season
Traduction: Yule
celt
a member of the ancient peoples who lived in parts of Europe, especially the British Isles, France, and Spain
Traduction: Celte
sleuth
a detective or someone who investigates something carefully
Traduction: détective
nigh
near in time, place, or degree
Traduction: près
brigand
a robber, especially one who attacks travelers on roads or in remote places
Traduction: brigand
hotbed
a place where something, especially trouble or activity, develops quickly and strongly
Traduction: foyer
paganism
beliefs or religious practices that are not part of the main world religions, especially pre-Christian or nature-based ones
Traduction: paganisme
dragoon
a soldier in a cavalry unit, especially in the past
Traduction: dragon
leavings
things that are left over after something is used, eaten, or finished
Traduction: restes
reek
to smell very bad
Traduction: empester