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coquet

/ˈkɒk.ɛt/

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noun

Coquette

A flirtatious female; a coquette.

Examples :

"Maria was such a coquet, always batting her eyelashes and playfully teasing the boys in her class. "

Maria était une vraie coquette, battant toujours des cils et taquinant les garçons de sa classe.

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noun

Un dragueur, un coureur de jupons

A flirtatious male.

Examples :

""He was known as the coquet of the office, always charming and flirting with everyone." "

Il était connu comme un dragueur au bureau, toujours charmant et flirtant avec tout le monde.

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verb

Flirter, faire la coquette

To act as a flirt or coquet.

Examples :

"At the party, Maria would coquet with anyone who paid her attention, batting her eyelashes and laughing at all their jokes. "

À la fête, Maria flirtait avec tous ceux qui lui prêtaient attention, battant des cils et riant à toutes leurs blagues.

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verb

Flirter, badiner

To waste time; to dally.

Examples :

"Instead of studying for her exam, Maria chose to coquet with her friends online, sharing funny memes and chatting about weekend plans. "

Au lieu d'étudier pour son examen, Maria a choisi de flirter avec ses amis en ligne, partageant des mèmes amusants et discutant des projets du week-end.

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verb

Flirter, faire la cour

To attempt to attract the notice, admiration, or love of; to treat with a show of tenderness or regard, with a view to deceive and disappoint; to lead on.

Examples :

""She knew he was only coquetting with her when he complimented her dress every day, but never asked her out." "

Elle savait qu'il ne faisait que flirter avec elle quand il complimentait sa robe tous les jours, mais ne lui a jamais proposé de sortir.

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