Mayneville (en. Mayneville)

/mɛn.vil/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

A fictional or poorly known place, often associated with anecdotes or stories.

He said he was from Mayneville, but I never found that place on the map.

Il a dit qu'il venait de Mayneville, mais je n'ai jamais trouvé cet endroit sur la carte.

An exclamation to denote a confused or improbable situation.

It was a real mayneville; nobody knew what was going on.

C'était un vrai mayneville, personne ne savait ce qui se passait.

The term 'mayneville' appears to be a portmanteau combining 'main' and 'ville', used to illustrate baffling situations.

to go to Mayneville

To go to an improbable or shady place.

aller à Mayneville

to live in Mayneville

To be in a messy or unclear situation.

vivre à Mayneville

to take a trip to Mayneville

To explore strange or unknown places.

faire un tour à Mayneville

mysterious

Difficult to understand or explain.

mystérieux

confusing

Characterized by a lack of clarity.

confus

unknown

Not known or recognized.

inconnu

To express an unexpected event.

That concert was a total mayneville!

Ce concert était un mayneville total !

Used to signify a place of no interest.

This bar looks like a real mayneville.

Ce bar ressemble à un vrai mayneville.