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1 traître
traître°, traîtresse [tʀεtʀ, tʀεtʀεs]1. adjectivetreacherous ; [vin] deceptive• être traître à une cause/à sa patrie to be a traitor to a cause/to one's country2. masculine nountraitor ; ( = personnage) villain• prendre/attaquer qn en traître to take/ attack sb off-guard3. feminine noun* * *
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traîtresse tʀɛtʀ, tʀɛtʀɛs adjectif1) treacherous2) (colloq)
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nom masculin, féminin traitor (à to); hum traitoren traître — in a treacherous ou underhand way
* * *tʀɛtʀ, tʀɛtʀɛs (-esse)1. adj(= dangereux) treacherous2. nm* * *A adj1 [personne, parole, temps, escalier, virage] treacherous; être traître à qch to be a traitor to sth;2 il n'a pas compris/dit un traître mot he hasn't understood/didn't utter a single word.B nm,f traitor (à to); hum traitor, scoundrel; mon traître de fils my scoundrel ou traitor of a son; en traître in a treacherous ou underhand way; prendre qn en traître to take sb by surprise; coup en traître stab in the back.( féminin traîtresse) [trɛtr, ɛs] adjectifêtre traître à sa patrie to be a traitor to ou to betray one's country2. [trompeur - visage, sourire] deceptive ; [ - paroles] treacherousil est traître, ce petit vin de pays! (familier) this little local wine is stronger than you'd think!3. (locution)elle n'a pas dit un traître mot she didn't breathe ou say a (single) word————————, traîtresse [trɛtr, ɛs] nom masculin, nom féminin————————en traître locution adverbiale -
2 traîtrise
traîtrise° [tʀεtʀiz]feminine noun* * *tʀɛtʀiz1) ( acte) act of treachery, (act of) betrayal2) ( de personne) treachery, treacherousness* * *tʀetʀiz nf* * *traîtrise nf1 ( acte) act of treachery, (act of) betrayal; par traîtrise treacherously; agir par traîtrise to act out of treachery;2 ( de personne) treachery, treacherousness; (d'escalier, de virage) treacherousness.[trɛtriz] nom féminin2. [acte - perfide] (piece of) treachery ; [ - déloyal] betrayal
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