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No. 8,930 in French

casseurs

"Casseurs" means "rioters" or "vandals," referring to individuals who break or damage property.

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  • Les casseurs ont provoqué des dégâts pendant la manifestation.

    The troublemakers caused damage during the protest.

    Here, 'casseurs' refers to individuals who engage in vandalism or violence, often in the context of public protests or events.

  • Les sociétés spécialisées emploient des casseurs pour recycler les voitures.

    Specialized companies employ breakers for recycling cars.

    In this context, 'casseurs' refers to workers skilled in disassembling or breaking down vehicles as part of the recycling industry.

  • Lors de débats animés, certains se comportent comme des casseurs d’idées.

    During heated debates, some behave like breakers of ideas.

    Here, 'casseurs' metaphorically describes individuals who aggressively critique or challenge ideas, disrupting constructive discussions.

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