Claparon (en. Claparon)
/kla.pa.ʁɔ̃/
Meaning & Definition
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noun
Small object or remnants of an object, in disorder.
The floor was covered with claparon after the storm.
Le sol était couvert de claparon après la tempête.
A broken piece or a debris.
He picked up the glass claparon from the floor.
Il a ramassé les claparon de verre sur le sol.
Etymology
Perhaps derived from the word 'clapet', referring to something small or degraded.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to have a claparon
To be in poor condition.
avoir un claparon
to make claparon
To create disorder.
faire des claparon
Related Words
clapet
A small lid or a movable object.
clapet
clapoir
A place where waste is accumulated.
clapoir
Slang Meanings
Object of little value.
That old phone is a claparon, it no longer works.
Ce vieux téléphone est un claparon, il ne marche plus.
Disorder or chaos.
Look at that claparon in your room!
Regarde ce claparon dans ta chambre !