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sassy

/ˈsæsi/

sassyadjective

sassier

Comp.

sassiest

Super.

/ˈsæsi/

Traductions

impertinentSe dit d’une attitude ou d’une réponse insolente envers l’autorité.

Don't get sassy with your teacher, young man.

Ne sois pas impertinent avec ton professeur, jeune homme.

chicStyle vestimentaire ; familier.

She wore a sassy red dress that turned heads at the party.

Elle portait une robe rouge chic qui faisait tourner les têtes à la fête.

espiègleFamilier ; se dit d’une personne vive, insolente de façon légère ou malicieuse.

Her sassy remarks always kept the conversation interesting.

Ses remarques espiègles rendaient toujours la conversation intéressante.

Traductions supplémentaires

effrontéVariante plus forte, souvent familière.

Définitions

Boldly lively, spirited, or cheeky.

Her sassy remarks always kept the conversation interesting.

Confidently stylish or smart.

She wore a sassy red dress that turned heads at the party.

Showing a lack of respect or impertinence toward authority; insolently bold.

Don't get sassy with your teacher, young man.

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sassyproper noun

Définitions

A nickname, especially for the American jazz singer Sarah Vaughan (1924–1990).

Sassy became famous for her rich vocal tone and impeccable phrasing.

An American teen magazine published from 1988 to 1996 known for its alternative, feminist perspective.

Sassy quickly developed a cult following among teenage girls in the early 1990s.