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1 cinéphile
cinéphile [sinefil]1. adjective[public] cinemagoing2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *sinefilnom masculin et féminin cinema enthusiast GB ou buff (colloq)* * *sinefil nmf* * *B nmf cinema enthusiast GB ou buff○.[sinefil] nom masculin et féminin————————[sinefil] adjectif -
2 fana
adjectivemasculine noun, feminine noun( = fanatique) fanatic• fana d'informatique/de cinéma computer nerd/cinema buff (inf)* * *
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(colloq) fana adjectif mad keen (colloq) GB (de about), crazy (colloq) (de about)
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nom masculin et féminin fanatic* * *fana1. adj2. nm/f* fanaticC'est une fana de football. — She's a football fanatic.
* * *fana○A adj mad keen○ GB, crazy○ (de about).B nmf fanatic; c'est un fana d'informatique he's a computer fanatic ou freak○; un fana de cinéma a film buff.[fana] (familier) adjectif————————[fana] (familier) nom masculin et féminin -
3 mordu
mordu, e [mɔʀdy]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine noun( = fanatique) (inf) enthusiast* * *
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mordue mɔʀdy (colloq) adjectif1) ( passionné)être mordu de quelque chose — to be mad (colloq) about something
2) ( amoureux) smitten
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(colloq) nom masculin, féminin fanles mordus du ski — skiing fans ou buffs (colloq)
* * *mɔʀdy mordu, -e1. ppSee:2. adj1) (= passionné)Il est mordu de jazz. — He's crazy about jazz.
2) (= amoureux) smitten3. nm/fun mordu de voile; une mordue de voile — a sailing fanatic
un mordu de cinéma; une mordue de cinéma — a film buff
* * *A ○adj2 ( amoureux) [personne] smitten; cette fois-ci, elle est (bien) mordue! she's (really) smitten this time!1. (familier) [passionné]il est mordu de jazz he's mad ou crazy about jazz2. SPORT————————, mordue [mɔrdy] nom masculin, nom fémininun mordu de cinéma/d'opéra a film/an opera buffles mordus du tennis/de Chaplin tennis/Chaplin fans -
4 fondu
fondu, e [fɔ̃dy]1. adjectivea. [beurre] melted ; [métal] moltenb. [couleurs] blending2. masculine noun3. feminine noun* * *
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participe passé adjectif [beurre] melted; [métal] molten; [sucre] dissolved
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fondue nom féminin Culinaire gén fondue; ( au fromage) (cheese) fondue* * *fɔ̃dy fondu, -e1. adj(beurre, neige) melted, (métal) molten2. nm3. nfCUISINE fondue4. nm/f*un fondu de cinéma — a film buff, a movie buff
* * *A pp ⇒ fondre.B pp adj [beurre] melted; [métal] molten; [sucre] dissolved.C ○adj mad, crazy○.D nm1 Cin dissolve; ouverture/fermeture en fondu fade in/out;2 Radio fading.fondu enchaîné Cin cross fading; fondue bourguignonne fondue bourguignonne (meat dipped in hot oil), meat fondue US; fondue chinoise Chinese fondue; fondue savoyarde cheese fondue.→ link=fondre fondre————————1. [liquéfié] melted2. [ramolli] meltedfondu nom masculinles personnages apparaissent/disparaissent en fondu the characters fade in/out————————fondue nom féminin
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Film buff — Cinéphilie Cinéma … Wikipédia en Français
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buff — [16] Buff originally meant ‘buffalo’; it was presumably an alteration of the French word buffe ‘buffalo’. That sense had died out by the early 18th century, but since then the word has undergone a bizarre series of semantic changes. First, it… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
buff — [16] Buff originally meant ‘buffalo’; it was presumably an alteration of the French word buffe ‘buffalo’. That sense had died out by the early 18th century, but since then the word has undergone a bizarre series of semantic changes. First, it… … Word origins
buff — 1. adjective a plain buff envelope Syn: beige, yellowish, yellowish brown, light brown, fawn, sandy, wheaten, biscuit, camel 2. verb he buffed the glass Syn: polish, burnish, shine, clean, rub … Thesaurus of popular words
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