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1 peine infamante
infamous sentence or punishmentDictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > peine infamante
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2 infâme
infamous, villainous -
3 infamant
infamant, e [ɛ̃famɑ̃, ɑ̃t]adjective[accusation] libellous ; [propos] defamatory* * *infamante ɛ̃famɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) [propos] defamatory sout2) [acte] infamous* * *ɛ̃famɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj infamant, -elibellous, defamatory* * *1 [accusation, propos] defamatory sout;2 [acte, conduite] infamous, dishonourableGB; il est infamant de faire it's dishonourableGB to do;3 Jur peine infamante judicial sentence involving loss of civil rights.tu peux réclamer ton argent, ce n'est pas infamant you can go and ask for your money, there's no shame in that -
4 ignoble
ignoble [iɲɔbl]adjective* * *iɲɔbl1) [personne, procédé] vile2) [lieu] squalid; [nourriture, œuvre] revolting* * *iɲɔbl adj(acte, trafic, façon) dreadfulIl a été ignoble avec elle. — He was horrible to her.
* * *ignoble adj1 ( condamnable) [personne, conduite, acte, procédé] vile; c'est un ignoble individu he's a disgusting individual; une ignoble trahison a vile betrayal; de façon ignoble in a vile way; être ignoble avec qn to be vile to sb;[iɲɔbl] adjectif1. [vil - individu] low, base ; [ - crime] infamous, heinous ; [ - accusation] shameful ; [ - conduite] unspeakable, disgraceful, shabby2. (familier) [bâtisse] hideous[logement] squalid -
5 chaouch
n. m. 'Screw', prison warder in a military hard-labour camp. (According to Auguste Le Breton in his L'ARGOT CHEZ LES VRAIS DE VRAI, the word originated at Biribi, an infamous military establishment in North Africa.) -
6 tonton
n. m.1. (Child language): 'Nunkie', uncle.2. Tonton macout(t)e: Name given to the infamous henchmen of the Duvalier 'dynasty' on Haiti. -
7 Vel' d'Hiv'
Proper name. Le Vel' d'Hiv' (abbr. le Vélodrome d'Hiver): Paris indoor cycling track originally used for six-day races. (Replaced today by a skyscraper, this once-famous stadium was often the location for public meetings and concerts but gained infamous notoriety during World War II as a temporary detention centre for Jews prior to their deportation to concentration camps.) -
8 abominable
abominable, infamous
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