How is the word féroce translated from French to English

Violent et agressif, ou très intense.

Violent and aggressive, or very intense.

adjective
English translation
fierce

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  • Un chien féroce gardait le portail. A fierce dog guarded the gate.

  • La tempête féroce a endommagé plusieurs maisons la nuit dernière. The fierce storm damaged several homes last night.

  • Le garde de service avait l'air féroce mais parlait gentiment. The guard on duty looked fierce but spoke kindly.

  • Pourquoi est-il si féroce pendant la compétition ? Why is he so fierce during the competition?

  • Ton chat est-il toujours aussi féroce avec les inconnus ? Is your cat always this fierce with strangers?

  • Elle a lancé un regard féroce qui a fait taire toute la salle. She gave a fierce look that silenced the room.

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FAQ about “féroce”

How is “féroce” translated from French?
“féroce” translates into English as “fierce”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “féroce” mean?
Meaning of “féroce”: Violent et agressif, ou très intense. In English — “fierce”.
What part of speech is “féroce”?
“féroce” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “féroce”?
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