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toon

/tuːn/

/tun/

Translations

toonnoun

toons

/tuːn/

/tun/

personnage de dessin animé

Mickey Mouse is one of the most famous toons in the world.

Mickey Mouse est l’un des personnages de dessin animé les plus célèbres au monde.

caricatureDesssin humoristique ou satirique, notamment dans la presse.

The political toon in today's paper cleverly critiqued the new policy.

La caricature politique dans le journal d’aujourd’hui critiquait intelligemment la nouvelle politique.

Additional translations

toonTermes botaniques et sylvicoles ; emploi rare.

Synonyms

toonverb

tooned

Past Simple

tooned

Past Participle

tooning

Gerund

Informal; chiefly in digital-imaging contexts.

caricaturerEmploi courant en informatique et en retouche d’image.

The mobile app can toon any selfie in seconds.

L’application mobile peut caricaturer n’importe quel selfie en quelques secondes.

toonadjective

/tuːn/

/tun/

Used attributively to describe things related to animated cartoons.

cartoonesqueRelatif à l’esthétique des dessins animés.

The film mixes live action with toon visuals.

Le film mêle prises de vues réelles et images cartoonesques.

Definitions

toonnoun

A cartoon or animated character, often used in reference to characters in animated films or television shows.

Mickey Mouse is one of the most famous toons in the world.

A humorous or satirical drawing published in a newspaper or magazine.

The political toon in today's paper cleverly critiqued the new policy.

The timber tree Toona ciliata or its wood, especially valued in South and Southeast Asia.

The cabinet was made from richly grained toon.

toonverb

To convert (an image or person) into a cartoon-like representation.

The mobile app can toon any selfie in seconds.

toonadjective

Relating to, resembling, or characteristic of animated cartoons.

The film mixes live action with toon visuals.