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rabble

/ˈɹæbəl/

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verb

Radoter, divaguer

To speak in a confused manner; talk incoherently; utter nonsense

Examples :

"During the family meeting, my uncle rabled on about the importance of wearing mismatched socks, completely losing track of the original point. "

Pendant la réunion de famille, mon oncle a radoté sur l'importance de porter des chaussettes dépareillées, perdant complètement le fil de la discussion.

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verb

Radoter, baragouiner

To speak confusedly or incoherently; gabble or chatter out

Examples :

"The children rabbled about their day at school, making it hard to hear the teacher's instructions. "

Les enfants radotaient à propos de leur journée à l'école, rendant difficile l'écoute des instructions du professeur.

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noun

Baratin, charabia

A bewildered or meaningless string of words.

Examples :

"The teacher's explanation of the new math concept was a complete rabble of confusing words. "

L'explication du professeur sur le nouveau concept mathématique était un charabia complet de mots déroutants.

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noun

Meute, populace

A pack of animals; or any confused collection of things.

Examples :

"A rable of noisy children filled the playground. "

Une meute d'enfants bruyants a envahi le terrain de jeu.

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noun

Foule, populace

A mob; a disorderly crowd.

Examples :

"The politician struggled to speak over the noise of the angry rabble protesting outside the building. "

L'homme politique a eu du mal à parler à cause du bruit de la foule en colère qui manifestait devant le bâtiment.

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noun

La populace, la plèbe

(contemptuous) The mass of common people; the lowest class of populace.

Examples :

"The wealthy businessman dismissed the protesters as a mere rabble, unworthy of his attention. "

Le riche homme d'affaires a qualifié les manifestants de simple populace, indignes de son attention.

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noun

Barre de fer

An iron bar used in puddling.

Examples :

"The blacksmith used the heavy rabble to shape the iron. "

Le forgeron a utilisé la barre de fer lourde pour façonner le fer.

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verb

Attrouper, ameuter

To stir with a rabble.

Examples :

"The teacher tried to keep order in the classroom, but the students' noisy chatter rabbled the already tense atmosphere. "

Le professeur a essayé de maintenir l'ordre dans la classe, mais le bavardage bruyant des élèves a attroupé l'atmosphère déjà tendue.

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