French translation of jingo is 
jingo

Meaning of "jingo" in English

The term "jingo" is derived from the phrase "by jingo," which was historically used to express strong patriotic sentiments. It typically describes an individual who is excessively enthusiastic about their patriotism and advocates for aggressive foreign policy. A jingoist might be seen as someone who promotes nationalism with a hostility towards other nations. The word gained prominence in the late 19th century, often in the context of political discussions revolving around national pride and militarism.

Meaning of "jingo" in French

In French, "jingo" retains the same connotation as in English, though it is less commonly used. It refers to a fervent patriot characterized by aggressive encouragement of national policy, especially in terms of warfare or hostility toward other countries. While not a standard French term, it encapsulates a similar sentiment to the English usage, often in discussions about exaggerated nationalism or militarism.

Pronunciation of "jingo" in English

Phonetic Transcription: /ˈdʒɪŋ.ɡoʊ/

Pronunciation Variations: The pronunciation of "jingo" is fairly consistent across different English-speaking regions, though slight variations may occur in stress and vowel sounds, with some dialects having a more clipped 'o' sound.

Pronunciation of "jingo" in French

Phonetic Transcription: /ʒɛ̃.ɡo/

Pronunciation Variations: Similar to the English pronunciation, "jingo" in French has minimal variation but may adapt slightly depending on the speaker's native accent or regional influences, with emphasis on the French nasal sound.

Sentence examples in English and translation to French

1. The candidate's speech was full of jingo rhetoric. (Le discours du candidat était plein de rhétorique jingo.)
2. He was labeled a jingo for his aggressive foreign policy stance. (Il a été qualifié de jingo pour sa position agressive en matière de politique étrangère.)
3. The public's jingo sentiment was stirred by the media. (Le sentiment jingo du public a été suscité par les médias.)
4. Jingo chants erupted at the national rally. (Des chants jingo ont éclaté lors du rassemblement national.)
5. His jingo remarks were met with mixed reactions. (Ses remarques jingo ont suscité des réactions mitigées.)
6. Critics accused the government of jingo policies. (Les critiques ont accusé le gouvernement de politiques jingo.)
7. The film portrayed historical figures with jingo fervor. (Le film a dépeint des figures historiques avec une ferveur jingo.)
8. Her jingo attitude alienated her from the international community. (Son attitude jingo l'a éloignée de la communauté internationale.)
9. Jingo nationalism can lead to unnecessary conflict. (Le nationalisme jingo peut mener à des conflits inutiles.)
10. The debate was dominated by jingo perspectives. (Le débat était dominé par des perspectives jingo.)

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "jingo" in English

Synonyms: chauvinist, nationalist, patriot, militarist, xenophobe, zealot, ultra-nationalist, flag-waver, hawk, belligerent.

Antonyms: pacifist, dove, internationalist, peacemaker, conciliator, non-aggressor, neutralist, diplomat, peacekeeper, anti-nationalist.

Similar Words: partisan, extremist, fanatic, agitator, radical, loyalist, sectarian, imperialist, warmonger, blusterer.

Synonyms, antonyms, and similar words for "jingo" in French

Synonyms: chauvin, nationaliste, patriote, militariste, xénophobe, zélote, ultra-nationaliste, clameur, faucon, belligérant.

Antonyms: pacifiste, colombe, internationaliste, faiseur de paix, conciliateur, non-agresseur, neutraliste, diplomate, gardien de la paix, anti-nationaliste.

Similar Words: partisan, extrémiste, fanatique, agitateur, radical, loyaliste, sectaire, impérialiste, belliciste, brailleur.

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