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blooper

UK
/ˈbluːpə/
US
/ˈbluːpɚ/

Translations

bloopernoun
bloopers
pl
UK
/ˈbluːpə/
US
/ˈbluːpɚ/
bêtisierCinéma, télévision ; ensemble de scènes ratées ou d’erreurs amusantes.
The DVD includes a special feature with all the bloopers from the movie set.
Le DVD comprend un bêtisier avec toutes les scènes ratées du tournage.
gaffeLangue courante ; erreur maladroite commise en public ou dans une situation formelle.
The actor laughed off the blooper when he forgot his lines during the live show.
L’acteur a pris sa gaffe avec humour quand il a oublié son texte pendant le direct.
Additional translations
petit ballonBase-ball ; balle mollement frappée qui retombe derrière l’avant-champ.
bourdeLangue courante ; erreur embarrassante, souvent dite ou faite par inadvertance.
bévueLangue soutenue ; erreur maladroite ou embarrassante.
Synonyms
slip
misstep
mistake
blunder
error
gaffe
faux pas
blooperadjective
UK
/ˈbluːpə/
US
/ˈbluːpɚ/
Attributive use only; non-gradable.
de bêtisierCinéma, télévision ; qui concerne des erreurs ou des ratés amusants.
The DVD contains a blooper reel with behind-the-scenes errors.
Le DVD contient un montage de bêtisier avec des erreurs en coulisses.
bloopersnoun

blooper

bloopers
pl
UK
/ˈbluːpəz/
US
/ˈbluːpɚz/
bêtisiersAu cinéma et à la télévision, séquence ou montage de gaffes et d’erreurs amusantes.
The DVD includes a special feature with all the bloopers from the movie.
Le DVD comprend un bonus avec tous les bêtisiers du film.
gaffesErreur embarrassante dans un discours ou une prestation.
During the live broadcast, the host made a blooper by mispronouncing the guest's name.
Pendant la retransmission en direct, l’animateur a fait une gaffe en prononçant mal le nom de l’invité.
Synonyms
fumbles
mistakes
errors
blunders
gaffes
slips
flubs
missteps

Definitions

bloopernoun
A clumsy mistake, especially one made in public or during a performance.
The actor laughed off the blooper when he forgot his lines during the live show.
A short, humorous segment of a film or television program showing mistakes made by the cast or crew.
The DVD includes a special feature with all the bloopers from the movie set.
Baseball: a softly hit fly ball that drops just beyond the infield and in front of the outfielders.
The batter’s blooper fell between the shortstop and center fielder for a single.
blooperadjective
Attributive: relating to or consisting of humorous mistakes or outtakes, especially in film or television.
The DVD contains a blooper reel with behind-the-scenes errors.
bloopersnoun
A collection of mistakes or errors, especially those made during the filming of a movie or television show, often compiled for comedic effect.
The DVD includes a special feature with all the bloopers from the movie, showing the actors' funny mistakes.
An embarrassing error or blunder, typically in speech or performance.
During the live broadcast, the host made a blooper by mispronouncing the guest's name.
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