English to French Meaning of frolic - gambader


Frolic :
gambader

gambader, hilarité, gaieté, scintillait, couvent, badinage, joie, plaisir, délice, réjouissance, tour, farce, curiosité, amusement, divertissement, des loisirs

gambader, badiner, fouiller, alouette, rivaliser, tour, se rallier, gaieté, prendre plaisir

coloré, joyeux, agréable, content, délicieux, gambader, ensoleillé, animé, sportif, de fête, copieux

gambaderébatsespiègle
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Definitions of frolic in English
Noun(1) gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement
Verb(1) play boisterously
Examples of frolic in English
(1) Where we such clusters had, as made us nobly wild, not mad; And yet each verse of thine out-did the meat, out-did the frolic wine.(2) Now, they are free to frolic in pools and do all the other things that bears love to do.(3) At last, lambs frolic in the fields as white fluffy clouds bob overhead.(4) Memories of the frolic era trailed behind for some time; some fizzled out, others are still etched on the mind.(5) You don't make the long trek here to frolic in the surf and sand.(6) In summer, dolphins frolic just past the breakers, and shorebirds play tag with the crystal waves.(7) He was true horse that loved to frolic in the fields with or without a rider.(8) The birds chirped cheerful songs and the deer frolicked in the meadow.(9) There will be top class entertainment, a bar extension and lots of fun and frolics on the night.(10) She laughed at the antics of a family of ducks who frolicked in the afternoon sun.(11) Another fun-filled night is lined up complete with six Santas to add to the festive frolics .(12) We looked like and sounded like all the rest of the mid-summer frolickers , only he was silent.(13) His film Baby Snakes captured one of these marathon gigs in 1979; now Halloween gives us a selection from the previous year's fun and frolics .(14) The grim-faced gutter press made a fetish of her frolics , anointing her Rear of the Year at 16, and dogging her dalliances with boys and drink.(15) With major financial difficulties put behind them, Rose of Tralee festival organisers got back to the main business in hand last weekend as the crowds descended on Tralee for five days and night of fun and frolics .(16) The beach stretches some 3 1/2 miles, with dolphins frolicking just offshore at dawn and dusk.
(1) frog legs ::
cuisses de grenouille
(2) a frog ::
une grenouille
(3) green frog ::
grenouille verte
(4) poison dart frog ::
dendrobatidae
(5) frog leg ::
cuisse de grenouille
Synonyms
Noun
1. antic ::
cabriole
2. caper ::
câpre
3. game ::
Jeu
4. romp ::
jouer bruyamment
5. escapade ::
escapade
6. fun ::
amusement
7. fun and games ::
amusement et jeux
8. hijinks ::
hijinks
9. merrymaking ::
réjouissances
10. amusement ::
amusement
Verb
12. play ::
jouer
13. amuse oneself ::
amuser soi-même
14. romp ::
jouer bruyamment
15. disport oneself ::
folâtrer soi-même
16. frisk ::
fouiller
17. gambol ::
gambader
18. cavort ::
faire des cabrioles
19. caper ::
câpre
20. cut capers ::
câpres coupées
21. scamper ::
trottinement
22. skip ::
sauter
23. dance ::
Danse
24. prance ::
caracoler
25. leap about ::
sauter sur les
26. jump about ::
gambader
27. sport ::
sport
Antonyms
1. sullen ::
renfrogné
Different Forms
frolic, frolics, frolicsome
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