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to ghost
01
ghoster, couper les ponts
to abruptly cut off communication with someone, especially online, without explanation
Transitive: to ghost sb
02
glisser, se faufiler
to move in a smooth, quiet, and effortless manner
Intransitive: to ghost somewhere
03
écrire pour quelqu'un d'autre, faire un travail fantôme
to write for someone else, usually without taking credit for the work
Transitive: to ghost a written work
04
hanter, apparaître en esprit
to repeatedly appear or make one's presence felt in a way that is eerie, unsettling, or lingering
Transitive: to ghost a person or their thoughts
Ghost
01
fantôme
a dead person or animal's spirit that appears to the living
02
fantôme, spectre
a representation or manifestation of a haunting experience in one's mind
03
une ombre, une trace
a faint trace or hint of a certain quality
04
nègre, écrivain fantôme
a writer who creates content that is credited to another person
ghost
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Exemple
The employee decided to ghost the company by resigning without giving notice.
After a few dates, he chose to ghost her, leaving her wondering about their relationship.
In the online dating world, it's not uncommon for people to ghost each other without warning.
Friends were surprised when she suddenly ghosted the group chat and stopped responding.
Despite being close for years, he chose to ghost his longtime friend, leaving them hurt and confused.
