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poltroon
UK
/pɒlˈtruːn/
US
/pɑlˈtrun/
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poltroon
substantiv
poltroons
Pl.
UK
/pɒlˈtruːn/
US
/pɑlˈtrun/
poltron
The soldiers were disappointed to find a poltroon among their ranks, unwilling to face the enemy.
Les soldats furent déçus de trouver un poltron dans leurs rangs, incapable d’affronter l’ennemi.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
vaurien
Vieilli ; pour le sens ancien de « bon à rien ».
couard
Plus littéraire ou soutenu.
Synonyme
weakling
timid person
scaredy-cat
yellowbelly
chicken
craven
coward
Antonyme
brave person
valiant
hero
poltroon
adjektiv
more poltroon
Komp.
most poltroon
Super.
UK
/pɒlˈtruːn/
US
/pɑlˈtrun/
Rare/archaic use meaning 'cowardly'; recorded in historical dictionaries.
poltron
His poltroon retreat shocked even his longtime critics.
Sa fuite poltronne a choqué même ses détracteurs de longue date.
Definitionen
poltroon
substantiv
A coward; someone who is considered to be weak or lacking in courage.
The soldiers were disappointed to find a poltroon among their ranks, unwilling to face the enemy.
An utterly contemptible coward; someone regarded as spiritless or lacking courage.
The general denounced the deserter as a poltroon who fled at the first sound of gunfire.
(Obsolete) A worthless or idle person; a ne'er-do-well.
In the old tale, the innkeeper calls his loafing son a good-for-nothing poltroon.
poltroon
adjektiv
Cowardly; contemptibly timid.
His poltroon retreat shocked even his longtime critics.
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