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2 virulentnost
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3 злопыхательство
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4 злокачественность
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > злокачественность
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5 злостность
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > злостность
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6 enfermo fingido
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7 persona que simula enfermedad
• malignity• malingering• person who farts repeatedly• person who files a reportDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > persona que simula enfermedad
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8 remolón
• malignity• malingering• person who sells• person who shuffles the cards• slacker -
9 gnojavost
• malignity; purulencle; purulencly -
10 otrovnost
• malignity; poisoneousness; toxicity; virulence; virus -
11 злопыхательство
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12 ellenségesség
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13 rosszindulatúság
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14 злостность
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15 Bösartigkeit
f; nur Sg.2. MED. einer Krankheit: malignancy; pernicious nature* * *die Bösartigkeitrancour; viciousness; malignity; sinisterness; rancor* * *Bös|ar|tig|keitf -, -enmaliciousness, nastiness; (von Tier, stärker von Mensch, Wesen) viciousness; (MED von Geschwür) malignancy* * ** * *Bös·ar·tig·keit<->2. MED malignancy* * *1) maliciousness; (von Tieren) viciousness2) (Med.) malignancy* * ** * *1) maliciousness; (von Tieren) viciousness2) (Med.) malignancy* * *f.malevolence n.malignity n.viciousness n. -
16 Bosheit
f* * *die Bosheitmalice; wickedness; spite; cursedness; fiendishness; impishness; invidiousness; malevolence; maliciousness; malignity; venom* * *Bos|heit ['boːshait]f -, -enmalice; (Bemerkung) malicious remark; (Handlung) malicious thing to doer hat es mit konstanter Bósheit getan — maliciously he kept on doing it
aus lauter Bósheit — from pure malice
* * *die1) evilness2) ((an act of) wickedness.) iniquity3) malevolence* * *Bos·heit<-, -en>aus [lauter] \Bosheit out of [pure] malice, for [purely] malicious reasons* * *die; Bosheit, Bosheiten1) o. Pl. (Art) malice2) (Bemerkung) malicious remark; (Handlung) piece of maliciousness* * *Bosheit f1. nur sg malice;aus (reiner) Bosheit out of (pure) spite2. Äußerung: nasty remark;so eine Bosheit! what a nasty thing to do ( oder say)* * *die; Bosheit, Bosheiten1) o. Pl. (Art) malice2) (Bemerkung) malicious remark; (Handlung) piece of maliciousness* * *-en f.cursedness n.fiendishness n.impishness n.malice n.maliciousness n.malignity n.wickedness n. -
17 malignidad
f.1 malignance.2 malignity, evilness, malevolence, malignance.3 malignancy.* * *1 (de un tumor) malignancy2 (de una persona) malignity, evil nature* * *SF1) (Med) malignancy2) [de persona] (=maldad) evil nature; (=daño) harmfulness; (=rencor) malice* * *a) ( de un tumor) malignancyb) ( maldad) evil nature* * *= malignancy.Ex. The article concludes that the concern about the malignancy of a particular skin lesion and the recommendation whether to perform a biopsy were not significantly affected by telemedicine technology.* * *a) ( de un tumor) malignancyb) ( maldad) evil nature* * *= malignancy.Ex: The article concludes that the concern about the malignancy of a particular skin lesion and the recommendation whether to perform a biopsy were not significantly affected by telemedicine technology.
* * *1 (de un tumor) malignancy2 (maldad) evil nature* * *malignidad nf1. [maldad] malign nature2. [de tumor] malignancy* * *f1 ( maldad) harmfulness2 MED malignancy* * *malignidad nf1) : malignancy2) maldad: evil -
18 अरातिः _arātiḥ
अरातिः [न राति ददाति सुखं, रा-क, न. त.]1 An enemy, foe; देशः सो$यमरातिशोणितजलैर्यस्मिन् ह्रदाः पूरिताः Ve.3.33; अरातिं बह्वमन्यत R.12.89. (in the Veda) non-offering (of sacrifices), stinginess, hardness, malignity, male- volence, failure or adversity; malignity personified; evil spirit whose aim it was to defeat the good inten- tions and disturb the happiness of man (used in f.).-2 The number six.-3 The sixth position in (astronomy).-Comp. -दूषण, -दूषि, -ह a. Ved/ destroying adversities or enemies; Av.19.34.4.-भङ्गः destruction of enemies. -
19 malignità
malignità s.f.1 malice, malignity, malevolence: malignità diabolica, diabolical malignity; è noto per la sua malignità, he is well-known for his malicious comments (o remarks) (o for his malevolence); le sue parole sono sempre piene di malignità, his words are always full of malice2 (atto, detto, pensiero maligno) malice; non era che una malignità, it was sheer malice; sono tutte malignità di tuo fratello, these are all examples of your brother's malice; stai dicendo delle malignità, you are being very malicious; dire malignità sul conto di qlcu., to say sthg. malicious about s.o.3 (med.) (carattere maligno, di malattia) malignancy.* * *[maliɲɲi'ta]sostantivo femminile invariabile1) (l'essere maligno) malice, malignancy, spite2) med. malignancy3) (azione, discorso) malicedire malignità su qcn. — to say nasty things about sb
* * *malignità/maliŋŋi'ta/f.inv.1 (l'essere maligno) malice, malignancy, spite2 med. malignancy3 (azione, discorso) malice; dire malignità su qcn. to say nasty things about sb. -
20 ilkeys
yks.nom. ilkeys; yks.gen. ilkeyden; yks.part. ilkeyttä; yks.ill. ilkeyteen; mon.gen. ilkeyksien; mon.part. ilkeyksiä; mon.ill. ilkeyksiinmalevolence (noun)malice (noun)malignity (noun)meanness (noun)venom (noun)wickedness (noun)* * *• taunt• outrage• meanness• malignity• maliciousness• malice• malevolence• wickedness• venom
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