homophobic

homophobe

Qui manifeste du rejet envers les personnes homosexuelles ou les traite injustement.

En anglais simple : Showing dislike or unfair treatment of gay people.

• He made a homophobic comment.
• The school took action against homophobic bullying.
• She challenged the homophobic attitudes she heard at work.

Synonymes : anti-gay

Expressions courantes : homophobic abuse, homophobic comments, homophobic attitudes

agaçant, pénible

Se dit en plaisantant, surtout sur internet, d’une situation agaçante ou jugée injuste.

En anglais simple : Annoying or unfair, said jokingly about an inconvenience, especially online.

• This rain is so homophobic.
• My friends joked that the cancelled concert was homophobic.
• It is homophobic of my alarm to ring this early.

Comment l'utiliser : homophobic of someone to do something (It was homophobic of the bus driver to leave before I arrived.)

Synonymes : annoying, irritating

Expressions courantes : so homophobic, homophobic of someone

aux yeux vairons

Avec des yeux de couleurs différentes ; emploi volontairement incorrect du mot pour plaisanter sur internet.

En anglais simple : Having eyes of different colours, using a deliberately wrong word as an online joke.

• The meme called the cat homophobic because its eyes were different colours.
• “Look at those homophobic eyes,” she joked about the blue and green pair.
• They jokingly described the kitten as homophobic because it had one blue eye and one brown eye.

Synonymes : heterochromic

Expressions courantes : a homophobic cat, homophobic eyes

homophobe

Personne qui rejette les homosexuels ou les traite injustement.

En anglais simple : A person who dislikes gay people or treats them unfairly.

• He called the speaker a homophobic.
• She refused to support a homophobic who insulted gay people.
• They described the attacker as a violent homophobic.

Synonymes : homophobe

Expressions courantes : an outspoken homophobic, a homophobic’s views