baddie

UK
/ˈbædi/
US
/ˈbædi/

Translations

baddienoun
baddies
pl
UK
/ˈbædi/
US
/ˈbædi/
méchantAu féminin : méchante ; s’emploie pour un antagoniste ou un personnage malveillant.
The baddie in the movie was a cunning thief who always stayed one step ahead of the police.
Le méchant du film était un voleur rusé qui restait toujours un pas devant la police.
bombeFamilier ; pour une femme jugée très séduisante et sûre d’elle.
She was known as the baddie of the group, always turning heads with her daring fashion choices.
Elle était connue comme la bombe du groupe, attirant toujours les regards avec ses choix de mode audacieux.
Additional translations
voyouFamilier ; pour une personne mauvaise ou criminelle au sens général.
baddieadjective
baddier
Comp.
baddiest
Super.
UK
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US
/ˈbædi/
Used attributively to describe a style or aesthetic that is bold, edgy, and confident.
styléFamilier ; en parlant d’un look, d’une tenue ou d’une esthétique tendance et affirmée.
She posted another photo in her baddie outfit.
Elle a publié une autre photo avec une tenue stylée.

Definitions

baddienoun
A villain or antagonist in a story, film, or play.
The baddie in the movie was a cunning thief who always stayed one step ahead of the police.
A person, especially a woman, who is considered attractive and confident, often with a bold or edgy style.
She was known as the baddie of the group, always turning heads with her daring fashion choices.
A criminal or wrongdoer; a generally bad person.
The police finally caught the baddie who had been robbing the neighborhood.
baddieadjective
Displaying or characteristic of a bold, edgy, and confident style often associated with social-media fashion trends.
She posted another photo in her baddie outfit.