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    Légions (en. Legions)

    /lé.ʒjɔ̃/

    Meaning & Definition

    EnglishFrench
    noun
    Military unit composed of soldiers, often associated with the Roman army.
    The Roman legions were known for their discipline.
    Les légions romaines étaient réputées pour leur discipline.
    A large group of people sharing a common interest.
    Legions of fans were eagerly awaiting the concert.
    Les légions de fans attendaient le concert avec impatience.
    Term used to describe a multitude or a large number.
    There were legions of people in the streets during the festival.
    Il y avait des légions de personnes dans les rues pendant le festival.

    Etymology

    From the Latin 'legio', which means 'levy' or 'recruitment'.

    Common Phrases and Expressions

    legions of friends
    A large number of friends.
    légions d'amis
    legions of fans
    A large base of supporters or admirers.
    légions de fans
    legions of admirers
    Many people who admire something or someone.
    légions d'admirateurs

    Related Words

    legionnaire
    Soldier belonging to a legion.
    légionnaire
    Legion of Honor
    French honorary distinction.
    légion d'honneur
    legend
    Traditional tale featuring significant events.
    légende

    Slang Meanings

    Used to refer to a vast and often disorganized group of people.
    At this party, there were legions dancing everywhere.
    Dans cette soirée, il y avait des légions qui dansaient partout.
    To express a great performance or great success.
    This movie had legions at the box office.
    Ce film a eu des légions au box-office.