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to be vulgar
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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French
English
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I. plouc [pluk] inf, pej ADJ inv
plouc manières, personne:
plouc
uncouth, hick attr Am
ça fait plouc de dire ça
that's a red neck thing to say inf
II. plouc [pluk] inf, pej N m
plouc
country bumpkin inf
English
English
French
French
hick
plouc sl
hick
plouc sl
country bumpkin
plouc inf
bumpkin
plouc mf inf, pej
hillbilly
plouc inf pej
clod inf
plouc m inf
yokel
plouc mf inf, pej
peasant
plouc mf sl, pej
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
English
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I. plouc [pluk] N mf pej inf
être un plouc
to be vulgar
être un plouc
to be a hick Am
II. plouc [pluk] ADJ pej inf
plouc
vulgar
plouc
hick Am
English
English
French
French
oik
plouc mf
tacky
plouc
in the PONS Dictionary
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French
English
English
I. plouc [pluk] N mf pej inf
être un plouc
to be a hick
II. plouc [pluk] ADJ pej inf
plouc
vulgar
plouc
hick
English
English
French
French
tacky
plouc
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
être un plouc
to be vulgar
être un plouc
to be a hick Am
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
Le journaliste y dépeint notamment une « vie sociale un brin consanguine » et décrit les occupants du territoire comme un ensemble « de ploucs, de viocs et de bovins en surnombre ».
fr.wikipedia.org
On la décrit comme brune, sans beauté particulière, qui paraît « un peu plouc » dans le milieu branché du rock.
fr.wikipedia.org
Sanders y est cité en décrivant un de ses albums solo comme étant « du punk rock — de la sentimentalité de plouc ».
fr.wikipedia.org
D’apparence, c’était un vrai plouc, du moins un solide gaillard, avec des bras costauds.
fr.wikipedia.org
Musicalement parlant, le groupe est plus précisément classé dans le « java-punk » ou encore « folk punk plouc », selon les premiers membres du groupe.
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