Comment utiliser le mot vendetta ?

Comment utiliser le mot vendetta ?

VENDETTA, subst. fém. A. − État d'inimitié, d'hostilité, consécutif à une injure ou à un meurtre, entre deux familles, deux clans.

Quelle est l'origine du mot vendetta ?

Empr., d'abord, sous une forme francisée, à l'ital. vendetta « châtiment; vengeance » (dep. ... subst. de vindicare « punir; venger », puis au corse vendetta, lui-même empr. à l'ital.

Où se passe la vendetta ?

Résumé À Bonifacio, une mère perd son fils unique, Antoine, tué d'un coup de couteau dans le ventre, à la suite d'une dispute. Le meurtrier s'enfuit en Sardaigne, de l'autre côté du détroit dans un village sarde « où se réfugient les bandits corses traqués de trop près.

Ou ou ou ce2 ?

« ou » indique un choix ; on peut le remplacer par « ou bien » : Veux-tu du café ou du thé ? « où » indique un lieu, un endroit : Où habites-tu ?

What are some sentence examples using 'Vendetta'?

• He accused the British media of pursuing a vendetta against him.
• She conducted a personal vendetta against me.
• For years he pursued a vendetta against the Morris family.
• Sure,I have a vendetta against him and he has one against me.
• This isn't about some petty artistic vendetta.
• When she testifies against them,one begins a vendetta against her.

What does 'Vendetta' mean?

• Vendetta has been getting even in English since the mid-19th century. English speakers borrowed vendetta, spelling and all, from Italian, in which it means "revenge." It ultimately traces to the Latin verb vindicare, which means "to lay claim to" or "to avenge."

What is another word for Vendetta?

• (vendetə ) Word forms: plural vendettas. variable noun. If one person has a vendetta against another, the first person wants revenge for something the second person did to them in the past. The vice president said the cartoonist has a personal vendetta against him. [+ against] His murder was a vendetta killing.

What does vendettas mean?

• (vɛnˈdɛtə) n. 1. a private feud, originally between Corsican or Sicilian families, in which the relatives of a murdered person seek vengeance by killing the murderer or some member of his family. 2. any prolonged feud, quarrel, etc.