D'émile (en. Of emile)

/deɪˈmiːl/

Meaning & Definition

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noun

An affectionate or familiar term used to designate a person named Emile.

He was called emile by his friends because of his cheerful nature.

Il a été appelé d'émile par ses amis à cause de son caractère joyeux.

Can also refer to a creature or fictional character with a distinctive character.

In the book, the emile is a brave hero.

Dans le livre, le d'émile est un héros courageux.

Derived from the common name Emile, which comes from the Latin 'Aemilius', a Roman family name.

emile to the rescue

Expression used to refer to unexpected help or support that arrives in a difficult situation.

d'émile à la rescousse

act like emile

To behave playfully or lightly according to the character associated with Emile.

agir comme d'émile

Emile

Masculine noun, often associated with positive personality traits.

Emile

friend

Term referring to a person with whom one has friendly ties.

ami

A friendly term for a close friend who has good intentions.

He is my emile, always there to help me.

Il est mon d'émile, toujours là pour m'aider.

A character who brings joy to a group.

When he is around, everyone feels good, he's really emile.

Quand il est là, tout le monde se sent bien, c'est vraiment d'émile.