parroted

UK
/ˈpærətɪd/
US
/ˈpɛrətɪd/
parrotverb

parroted

Past Simple

parroted
Past Simple
parroted
Past Participle
parroting
Gerund
UK
/ˈpærət/
US
/ˈpɛrət/
Translations
perroqueterVerbe courant pour l’idée de répéter mécaniquement, sans comprendre.
The student would often parrot the teacher's words without grasping their meaning.
L’étudiant avait souvent tendance à perroqueter les paroles du professeur sans en saisir le sens.
Additional translations
rabâcherSens proche, souvent avec une nuance de répétition insistante ou agaçante.
Definitions
To repeat or imitate something without understanding it.
The student would often parrot the teacher's words without grasping their meaning.
parrotnoun
Definitions
A bird, often vividly colored, with a strong curved bill, known for its ability to mimic sounds and human speech.
The parrot perched on the branch, mimicking the sounds of the forest.
A person who mechanically repeats the words or actions of another.
He was such a parrot, always repeating whatever his boss said without question.
parrotadjective
Definitions
Attributive: of, relating to, or intended for parrots.
She bought parrot food from the pet store.
Brightly or gaudily multicolored like the plumage of a parrot.
He arrived in a parrot jacket of shocking pink and lime.