Quoi ? Je plaisante ! C'est du second degré, John ! Haha ? You did your homework? No, I ate it. You mean…? Yes, I did my homework. Oh… And you? Dictionary Sentences Grammar Thesaurus French translation of 'sarcasm' Word Frequency sarcasm [ˈsɑːʳkæzəm ] noun sarcasme m ⧫ raillerie f Collins French-English Dictionary © by HarperCollins Publishers. All rights reserved. Video: pronunciation of sarcasm Examples of 'sarcasm' in a sentence sarcasm Example sentences from the Collins Corpus
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WordReference Collins WR Reverse (2) WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2024: Un oubli important ? Signalez une erreur ou suggérez une amélioration. 'sarcasm' également trouvé dans ces entrées : Dans la description anglaise : a hint of irony - facetiousness - hello - irony - sarcastic Français : sarcasme n. sarcasme Additional comments: Collaborative Dictionary English-French *** "sarcasm": examples and translations in context See how "sarcasm " is translated from English to French with more examples in context noun[uncountable] /ˈsɑrkæzəm/ words you say that are the oppositeof what you mean, used to expressnegativeemotions or thoughts sarcasme [masculine] a hintof sarcasm in his voiceune pointe de sarcasme dans sa voix (Translation of sarcasmfrom the GLOBAL English-French Dictionary© 2016 K Dictionaries Ltd) Dictionary English-French S sarcasm What is the translation of "sarcasm" in French? en volume_up sarcasm = fr volume_up ironie Translations Translator Phrasebook open_in_new EN "sarcasm" in French volume_up sarcasm {noun} FR volume_up ironie sarcasme FR "sarcasme" in English expand_more Translations EN sarcasm {noun} volume_up sarcasm (also: irony)
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uihj.com. M ost sarcasm or s harp criticism. [.] is aimed at individuals, and a person wounded by a jeer or a sneer is more than likely to retaliate. rbc.com. rbc.com. U n sarcasme ou une critiqu e s'adresse. [.] le plus souvent à un individu, et il est plus que probable que la personne froissée. [..] + Add translation English-French dictionary sarcasme noun masculine derision, facetiousness [..] She doesn't understand sarcasm. Elle ne comprend pas les sarcasmes. en.wiktionary.org ironie noun feminine I'm not in the mood for your sarcasm. Je n'ai pas envie de ton ironie. Open Multilingual Wordnet satire noun feminine SARCASTIC translate: sarcastique, sarcastique. Learn more in the Cambridge English-French Dictionary. Translation of "sarcasm" in French. Nevertheless, the comedy is loaded with bitterness and sarcasm. Néanmoins, la comédie est chargée d'amertume et de sarcasme. Barlennan managed to keep sarcasm out of his voice. Barlennan parvint à éliminer tout sarcasme de sa voix. Larry really never knows how to sell the sarcasm.
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sarcasm [noun] (the use of) unpleasant remarks intended to hurt a person's feelings. I could detect the heavy sarcasm in his voice. sneer [noun] a scornful expression, words etc that express contempt He had an arrogant sneer on his face. taunt [noun] cruel, unpleasant remarks He did not seem to notice their taunts. to depict some stupid or ignorant guy, different variants of the somewhat same expression : " ce gars n'a pas inventé l'eau chaude / le fil à couper le beurre / la poudre !"
Sarcasm in different languages. Sarcasm is a figure of speech, designed to express wit, ridicule, taunt, etc., which is often distinguished by changes in voice and largely depends on the context. There seem to be two polar approaches to sarcasm in the modern society: some find it funny and try to implement more of it into their everyday lives. Is there any characteristic aspect of French sarcasm (tone of voice, gesture, whatever) that would give a clue to an easily-confused Anglophone (such as myself) that a French speaker is being sarcastic, and so not to take him/her literally (which would be a huge mistake!)? Alan DDT Senior Member Paris, France Italy - Italian May 24, 2006 #2
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In the video, he says "Je vous remercie pas, Camille".Remercier means "to thank", "je vous remercie" is an alternative way to say "merci", it's more polite, a little more formal.It could be translated by "you have my thanks". So literally, "je (ne) vous remercie pas" would be "you do not have my thanks".It's not that common, saying it is a way of telling people you don't like their behavior. According to the source of all knowledge, Wikipedia, sarcasm is "a sharp, bitter, or cutting expression or remark or taunt making fun of a person or situation". Sarcasm can be quite hard to detect, especially when you are not used to it, because, being sarcastic (and not ironic), is saying the opposite of what you think without showing it.
