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foul

🚫foul (foul)

adjective, noun, verb

/faʊl/

sale, injuste (sale, injuste)

fostering found

Signification

offensive to the senses; dirty or unpleasant; in sports, an unfair or illegal act

Traduction de la signification

offensant pour les sens; sale ou désagréable; dans les sports, un acte injuste ou illégal

Phrases d'exemple

The player was penalized for committing a foul.

Le joueur a été pénalisé pour avoir commis une faute.

Expressions d'exemple

foul play

comportement malhonnête

Synonymes

dirty, offensive, unpleasant, illegal, unfair

Antonymes

clean, fair, pleasant

Collocations

commit a foul, foul smell, foul language, foul weather

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