robinson

robinson

A "robinson" in French refers to a person living in isolation, like a castaway, inspired by Robinson Crusoe.

Here, 'robinson' is metaphorically used to describe someone experiencing solitude or isolation, inspired by the famous character Robinson Crusoe.

Je me sens comme un robinson perdu sur une île lointaine.

I feel like a Robinson lost on a faraway island.

In this context, 'robinson' refers to a character type in fictional narratives—a lone adventurer or survivor, derived from Robinson Crusoe's story.

Dans cette nouvelle boîte de jeu, tu peux vivre les aventures d'un robinson.

In this new game box, you can experience the adventures of a Robinson.

Here, 'robinson' symbolizes an individual engaging in survivalist activities reminiscent of the fictional Robinson Crusoe.

L'idée de partir seul en forêt lui donnait l'image d'un vrai robinson.

The idea of going alone into the forest gave him the image of a true Robinson.