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son

/sʌn/

sonsubstantiv

sons

Pl.

/sʌn/

Übersetzungen

fils

They were proud of their son for graduating from college.

Ils étaient fiers de leur fils pour avoir obtenu son diplôme universitaire.

filsAussi pour un descendant masculin au sens généalogique ou familial.

He is the son of a long line of farmers.

Il est le fils d’une longue lignée de fermiers.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

filsEmploi plus littéraire ou contextuel pour marquer l’origine, l’appartenance ou l’influence d’un milieu.

fistonFamilier, comme terme d’adresse à un jeune homme.

Definitionen

A male child in relation to his parents.

They were proud of their son for graduating from college.

A male descendant.

He is the son of a long line of farmers.

A term of address for a young man.

The coach called out to the player, 'Good job, son!'

A man considered as the product of a particular influence or environment.

He is a son of the city, having grown up in its bustling streets.

Synonyme

soneigenname

Definitionen

A Korean surname (family name).

Son clinched the winner, and the crowd chanted Heung-min’s surname with pride.

(in Christian theology) Jesus Christ, the second person of the Holy Trinity.

Believers affirm faith in the Father, the Son, and the Holy Spirit.

sonverb

sonned

Präteritum

sonned

Partizip Perfekt

sonning

Gerundium

/sʌn/

Chiefly colloquial/slang: ‘to dominate, humiliate or treat as one’s inferior, as if the other were one’s child’ (e.g. “He totally sonned him on the court”). Very rare earlier literary sense ‘to beget’ is also covered.

Übersetzungen

écraserFamilier, surtout dans l’argot, au sens de dominer ou humilier nettement.

The rookie absolutely sonned the veteran in the final round.

Le débutant a complètement écrasé le vétéran au dernier round.

Zusätzliche Übersetzungen

engendrerSens archaïque ou littéraire.

Definitionen

To defeat, dominate, or humiliate (someone), treating them as if they were one’s child; to put (someone) in an inferior position.

The rookie absolutely sonned the veteran in the final round.

(archaic) To beget or produce as a son.

He thought himself blessed to have sonned two heirs before the war.

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