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savaging

/ˈsæv.ɪdʒ.ɪŋ/

savagingnoun

savagings

Traductions

lynchageAu sens figuré, pour une critique ou une attaque très violente.

The politician faced a savaging from the media after his controversial remarks.

Le politicien a subi un lynchage médiatique après ses propos controversés.

Traductions supplémentaires

attaqueSens général, pour une agression ou une critique violente.

Définitions

The act of attacking or criticizing someone or something in a fierce or aggressive manner.

The politician faced a savaging from the media after his controversial remarks.

Synonymes

savaginggerund / present participle

/ˈsæv.ɪ.dʒɪŋ/

Used attributively to describe something that is violently attacking or criticizing.

Traductions

férocePour une attaque, une critique ou une morsure très violente.

The savaging dogs left the intruders badly injured.

Les chiens féroces ont grièvement blessé les intrus.

Traductions supplémentaires

agressifPour qualifier un comportement ou une attaque violente.

Définitions

Attacking, mauling, or criticizing fiercely.

The savaging dogs left the intruders badly injured.

savageverb

savaging

Gerund

savaged

Past Simple

savaged

Past Participle

savaging

Gerund

/ˈsæv.ɪdʒ/

Traductions

déchiqueterAu sens d’attaquer brutalement.

The dog savaged the intruder, leaving him with multiple injuries.

Le chien a déchiqueté l’intrus, lui causant de multiples blessures.

démolirFamilier; au sens de critiquer très sévèrement.

The critics savaged the new play, calling it a complete disaster.

Les critiques ont démoli la nouvelle pièce, la qualifiant de désastre total.

Définitions

To attack or treat brutally or viciously.

The dog savaged the intruder, leaving him with multiple injuries.

To criticize harshly or fiercely.

The critics savaged the new play, calling it a complete disaster.

Synonymes

savagenoun

Définitions

A person regarded as primitive or uncivilized.

The explorers encountered a tribe they described as savages.

A brutal or vicious person.

The criminal was considered a savage by the community due to his violent actions.

(slang) A bold, impressive, or fierce person who inspires admiration.

She was a real savage on the basketball court.

savageadjective

Définitions

Fierce, violent, and uncontrolled.

The savage storm uprooted trees and damaged houses across the town.

Critically harsh or severe.

The critic's savage review left the film's director disheartened.

Primitive and uncivilized.

The explorers encountered a savage tribe that had never been contacted by the outside world.

(slang) Admirably impressive, ruthless, or boldly defiant in a way that evokes respect or awe.

Her savage comeback silenced the entire room.

Existing in a natural or untamed state; wild.

The explorers trekked across savage landscapes untouched by humans.

savageadverb

Définitions

Very; extremely (chiefly informal, dialectal).

It's savage cold outside tonight.

savageinterjection

Définitions

(slang) An exclamation expressing admiration, approval, or amazement at something impressively bold, ruthless, or skillful.

"You dunked over three defenders? Savage!"

savageproper noun

Définitions

A surname.

Fred Savage gained fame as the child star of 'The Wonder Years.'