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brimstone

/ˈbɹɪmˌstəʊn/ /ˈbɹɪmˌstoʊn/

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noun

Soufre infernal, enfer, damnation

The sulfur of Hell; Hell, damnation.

Examples :

"The preacher warned that those who sinned would face fire and brimstone in the afterlife. "

Le prédicateur a averti que ceux qui péchaient affronteraient le feu et le soufre infernal dans l'au-delà.

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noun

Soufre

Examples :

"The science teacher showed us a small sample of brimstone, noting its distinctive yellow color and pungent odor. "

Le professeur de sciences nous a montré un petit échantillon de soufre, notant sa couleur jaune distinctive et son odeur piquante.

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noun

Pute, prostituée

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noun

Soufre

Used attributively as an intensifier in exclamations.

Examples :

""That professor is all brimstone and fire when students are late to class!" "

« Ce professeur est tout soufre et feu quand les étudiants sont en retard en classe ! »

substance exclamation

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noun

Citron (papillon)

The butterfly Gonepteryx rhamni of the Pieridae family.

Examples :

"Please provide a sentence for the noun "brimstone" that accurately reflects the definition: "Sulfur; especially when burning". Here's a simple sentence: The smell of brimstone filled the air after the fireworks exploded. "

L'odeur de citron (papillon) a empli l'air après l'explosion des feux d'artifice.

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