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simp

/sɪmp/

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noun

Nigaud, simple d'esprit

A simple person lacking common sense; a fool or simpleton.

Examples :

""He tried to fix the car engine himself, even though he knew nothing about cars; he was being a real simp." "

Il a essayé de réparer lui-même le moteur de la voiture, même s'il ne connaissait rien aux voitures ; il faisait vraiment le nigaud.

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verb

Ressentir de la nostalgie, se remémorer avec mélancolie

To melancholically reminisce; to recall once fond memories now tinged with sadness, especially regarding a former lover.

Examples :

"After graduation, I would often simp for our high school football games, remembering the excitement and camaraderie we shared, but now saddened that those days were over. "

Après le lycée, je me remémorais souvent avec nostalgie nos matchs de football, me souvenant de l'excitation et de la camaraderie que nous partagions, mais maintenant attristé que ces jours soient révolus.

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noun

Un homme qui surestime et vénère une femme de manière excessive

A man who foolishly overvalues and defers to a woman, putting her on a pedestal.

Examples :

"Mark is such a simp; he always buys Sarah expensive gifts and does her homework, even when she treats him badly. "

Mark est un tel simp ; il achète toujours des cadeaux coûteux à Sarah et fait ses devoirs, même quand elle le traite mal.

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noun

Pigeon, nigaud

(by extension) Someone who foolishly overvalues someone else and defers to them, putting them on a pedestal.

Examples :

"He acts like a complete simp around Sarah, agreeing with everything she says and doing all her homework for her, hoping she'll like him. "

Il se comporte comme un parfait pigeon avec Sarah, acquiesçant à tout ce qu'elle dit et faisant tous ses devoirs pour elle, espérant qu'elle l'aimera.

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verb

Être obséquieux, faire du zèle

(of a man) To be especially deferential and emotionally vulnerable with a woman, often with the intent of receiving sexual gratification.

Examples :

"He started to simp for her by constantly bringing her coffee and doing her homework, hoping she would go out with him. "

Il a commencé à faire du zèle pour elle en lui apportant constamment du café et en faisant ses devoirs, espérant qu'elle sortirait avec lui.

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verb

Lécher les bottes, faire du zèle

(by extension) To obsequiously praise or admire.

Examples :

"He started to simp for the new girl in class by constantly complimenting her and offering to carry her books. "

Il a commencé à lécher les bottes de la nouvelle fille de la classe en la complimentant constamment et en se proposant de porter ses livres.

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adjective

Simplifié, rendu plus simple

Made more simple; having its complexity reduced.

Examples :

"The instructions for the toy were simp compared to the original model, making it easier for children to assemble. "

Les instructions du jouet étaient simplifiées par rapport au modèle original, ce qui facilitait l'assemblage pour les enfants.

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adjective

Relatif au chinois simplifié

Relating to simplified Chinese.

Examples :

"The traditional form of the character has twice as many strokes as the simplified form."

La forme traditionnelle du caractère comporte deux fois plus de traits que la forme simplifiée.

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