How is the word monstre translated from French to English

Personne que l'on considère comme très étrange ou anormale.

A person seen as very strange or abnormal.

noun
English translation
Freak

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  • À l'école, les enfants le traitaient de monstre. Kids at school called him a freak.

  • Une tempête insolite a détruit les tentes. A freak storm destroyed the tents.

  • Est-ce que j'ai l'air d'un monstre avec ce chapeau ? Do I look like a freak in this hat?

  • Cette chute de neige en mai était-elle un phénomène insolite ? Was that snowfall in May a freak event?

  • Mon frère plaisante en disant que tous les joueurs sont des monstres. My brother jokes that all gamers are freaks.

  • Les récoltes ont été ruinées par un gel insolite en juin. The crops were ruined by a freak frost in June.

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FAQ about “monstre”

How is “monstre” translated from French?
“monstre” translates into English as “Freak”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “monstre” mean?
Meaning of “monstre”: Personne que l'on considère comme très étrange ou anormale. In English — “Freak”.
What part of speech is “monstre”?
“monstre” is a noun.
Where can I see examples with “monstre”?
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