How is the word tapageur translated from French to English

Qui se conduit de façon bruyante et incontrôlée.

Behaving in a noisy and uncontrolled way.

adjective
English translation
disorderly

Examples with “tapageur”

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  • Il a été arrêté pour conduite tapageuse. He was arrested for disorderly conduct.

  • Les livres étaient empilés en désordre. Books were piled in a disorderly heap.

  • La foule devant le stade est devenue tapageuse. The crowd outside the stadium grew disorderly.

  • Son bureau est toujours en désordre le vendredi. Her desk is always disorderly by Friday.

  • Pourquoi les invités étaient-ils si tapageurs hier soir ? Why were the guests so disorderly last night?

  • Peux-tu trier cette pile de papiers en désordre ? Can you sort out this disorderly pile of papers?

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FAQ about “tapageur”

How is “tapageur” translated from French?
“tapageur” translates into English as “disorderly”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “tapageur” mean?
Meaning of “tapageur”: Qui se conduit de façon bruyante et incontrôlée. In English — “disorderly”.
What part of speech is “tapageur”?
“tapageur” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “tapageur”?
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