Rambaud (en. Rambaud)

/ʁɑ̃.bo/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishFrench

noun

A person who acts abruptly or sloppily.

This rambaud has left his things lying around everywhere.

Ce rambaud a laissé traîner ses affaires partout.

An individual who lacks seriousness.

Don't take him seriously, he's a real rambaud.

Ne le prends pas au sérieux, c'est un vrai rambaud.

The term 'rambaud' may derive from Old French, evoking disordered behaviors.

to be a rambaud

to act in a disorderly manner

être un rambaud

rambaud of a different kind

a particularly disorganized person

rambaud d'un autre genre

rambaud by nature

someone who is naturally disorderly

rambaud par nature

railing

protective barrier on a balcony or terrace

rambarde

to mess up

to disorder, to make confusing

rambouiller

Unreliable individual.

This rambaud, he never keeps his promises.

Ce rambaud, il ne va jamais respecter ses promesses.

Affectionate nickname for a disorganized friend.

Look at him, he's at it again being a rambaud.

Regarde le, il est encore en train de faire le rambaud.