ghost in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I.ghost [Brit ɡəʊst, Am ɡoʊst] N

II.ghost [Brit ɡəʊst, Am ɡoʊst] VB trans

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III.ghost [Brit ɡəʊst, Am ɡoʊst] VB intr

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IV.ghost [Brit ɡəʊst, Am ɡoʊst]

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Holy Ghost → Holy Spirit

See also Holy Spirit

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ghost in the PONS Dictionary

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ghost Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to give up the ghost
rendre l'âme
to ghost a book
servir de nègre à l'auteur d'un livre
visitation from a ghost
apparition f d'un fantôme
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At the time, it was obvious that he was going to give up the ghost, how did you feel?
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He said that it was the first out-and-out ghost story in the series, and claimed that fact wonderful.
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He started painting ghost-looking silhouettes, large-headed monsters with huge eyes, and then later small beings that look like mutants.
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Like other ghost crabs, they produce sound and vibration by rapping their larger claws against the ground.
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As he died, the Yank took on his ancestor's curse and became a partly solid ghost.
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This book also included the haunting ghost and the sagacious ghost.
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She sees the ghost again in the building and exits but is surrounded by crazed fans who block her path.
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The ghost of a man in a bowler hat and a little girl wanting to play have also been seen stalking the ground.
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The meaning is similar to "rumpelgeist" (rattle ghost) or "poltergeist", a mischievous spirit that clatters and moves household objects.
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On radiographs the teeth appear more radiolucent than normal, so they are often described as ghost teeth.
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