loser in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for loser in the English»French Dictionary

loser [Brit ˈluːzə, Am ˈluzər] N

1. loser:

loser (gen) GAMES, SPORTS (person who fails to win)

perdant/-e m/f

to be a good/bad loser

être bon/mauvais perdant

you won't be the loser by it

vous n'y serez pas perdant

that policy's a vote-loser

cette politique est destinée à faire perdre des voix

(generally unsuccessful person) a born loser

un perdant né/une perdante née inf

m/f he's a born loser

c'est un perdant né inf

2. loser inf, pej:

loser

raté/-e m/f inf

you're a sad loser

tu n'es qu'un pauvre raté

money-loser N

money-loser

affaire f déficitaire

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ultimate after n loser, beneficiary

au bout du compte

she's a born loser

elle est née perdante

Translations for loser in the French»English Dictionary

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nase

loser inf

il m'a traité de nase

he called me a loser

vaincu (vaincue)

loser

minable (raté)

loser inf

médiocre

loser

perdant (perdante)

loser

être beau/mauvais joueur

to be a good/bad ou poor loser

il s'est montré beau joueur

he proved himself to be a good loser

loser in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for loser in the English»French Dictionary

loser N

1. loser (defeated person, group):

loser

perdant(e) m (f)

2. loser pej (habitually unsuccessful person):

loser

loser m

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sore loser

mauvais m perdant

Translations for loser in the French»English Dictionary

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minable

loser

tocard

loser

perdre avec élégance

to be a good loser

se montrer beau joueur

to prove to be a good loser

être mauvais joueur

to be a bad loser

perdant(e)

loser

le sentiment d'être un raté

the feeling of being a loser

pauvre type (minable)

loser

sortir vainqueur/vaincu d'un concours

to emerge as the winner/loser in a competition

loser Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

sore loser

mauvais m perdant

the feeling of being a loser

le sentiment d'être un raté

to prove to be a good loser

se montrer beau joueur

to emerge as the winner/loser in a competition

sortir vainqueur/vaincu d'un concours

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The loser was to be resigned to playing in the lower tier while the winner was to be rewarded with the top-tier place.

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In the second round the first three from each of the four heats went through to the semi-finals along with the four fastest losers.

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It could be intended to portray him or her as a strong unstoppable force, a lucky underdog, a sore loser, or any other characterization.

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Losers in the quarterfinals were placed 5-8 while both losers in the semifinals won bronze medals.

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Red numbers are not seed numbers, but match numbers to be used for reference in the bottom half of the bracket (the loser's bracket).

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Song and dance versus striptease act, the former emerges as the loser.

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And after years of being called loser he then finally gets accepted for who he really is.

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He is portrayed as a loveable loser.

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The unmatchable card becomes the old maid, and whoever holds it at the end of the game is the loser.

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Since the fight was in a tournament format, a winner and loser were required because draws and no-contests were not awarded.

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