skunk
skunk
skʌnk
skank
British pronunciation
/skʌŋk/

Définition et signification de « skunk » en anglais

Skunk
01

mouffette

a small mammal belonging to the weasel family with black and white stripes that can produce a strong unpleasant smell when attacked, native to North America
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skunk definition and meaning
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Startled by the sudden movement, the skunk raised its tail in preparation to unleash its noxious spray.
Surpris par le mouvement soudain, la mouffette a levé sa queue en préparation pour libérer son spray nauséabond.
02

marijuana, especially of strong odor or high potency

skunk definition and meaning
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The shop sold skunk in small quantities.
03

a person who is considered despicable or morally reprehensible

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The politician was called a skunk after the scandal.
04

a lopsided defeat in which one side fails to score or earns no points

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In backgammon, a skunk counts as a double loss.
to skunk
01

écraser, humilier

to defeat someone decisively or thoroughly, often in a surprising or humiliating manner
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He was skunked in the debate, unable to counter the opposing arguments effectively.
Il a été battu à plate couture dans le débat, incapable de contrer efficacement les arguments opposés.
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