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1 spitefulness
* * *spite·ful·ness[ˈspaɪtfəlnəs]* * *['spaItfUlnIs]nBoshaftigkeit f, Gemeinheit f; (= gloating) Schadenfreude f, Gehässigkeit f* * ** * *n.Gehässigkeit f. -
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3 malevolence
* * *ma·levo·lence[məˈlevələn(t)s]* * *[mə'levələns]nBoshaftigkeit f; (of action) Böswilligkeit f* * *feel malevolence toward(s) sb jemandem übelwollen* * *n.Bösartigkeit f.Böswilligkeit f. -
4 spite
1. noun1) (malice) Boshaftigkeit, die2)2. transitive verbin spite of oneself — obwohl man es eigentlich nicht will
cut off one's nose to spite one's face — sich (Dat. od. Akk.) ins eigene Fleisch schneiden
* * *1. noun(ill-will or desire to hurt or offend: She neglected to give him the message out of spite.) die Boshaftigkeit2. verb(to annoy, offend or frustrate, because of spite: He only did that to spite me!) ärgern- academic.ru/69623/spiteful">spiteful- spitefully
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- in spite of* * *[spaɪt]to do sth from [or out of] \spite etw aus Bosheit tun2. (despite)it's raining but in \spite of that, I think we should go on our picnic es regnet zwar, aber ich finde, wir sollten trotzdem picknicken gehen▪ in \spite of oneself unwillkürlichII. vt▪ to \spite sb jdn ärgern* * *[spaɪt]1. nto do sth out of spite — etw aus reiner Boshaftigkeit tun
2)it was a success/we went in spite of him — dennoch war es ein Erfolg/gingen wir hin
he did it in spite of himself — er konnte nicht anders
in spite of the fact that he... — obwohl er...
2. vtärgernshe just does it to spite me — sie tut es nur mir zum Trotz, sie tut es nur, um mich zu ärgern
* * *spite [spaıt]A s1. Boshaftigkeit f, Bosheit f, Gehässigkeit f:spite fence als reine Schikane errichteter Zaun;2. Groll m:have a spite against sb einen Groll auf jemanden habenin spite of that dessen ungeachtet, trotzdem;I had to laugh in spite of myself ich musste unwillkürlich lachen* * *1. noun1) (malice) Boshaftigkeit, die2)2. transitive verbcut off one's nose to spite one's face — sich (Dat. od. Akk.) ins eigene Fleisch schneiden
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5 vein
noun2) (Geol., Mining, Zool.) Ader, die3) (Bot.) Blattrippe, die; Ader, die4) (streak) Ader, diea vein of melancholy/humour — ein melancholischer/humorvoller Zug
be in a happy/sad vein — frohgelaunt/traurig gestimmt sein
* * *[vein]1) (any of the tubes that carry the blood back to the heart.) die Vene2) (a similar-looking line on a leaf.) der Blattnerv* * *[veɪn]n\vein of iron ore Eisenerzader fquartz \vein Quarzader fa \vein of satirical anger runs through all his work sein ganzes Werk ist von satirischem Zorn durchzogena \vein of wisdom eine Spur von Weisheitto talk in a serious \vein in ernstem Ton redenin [a] similar \vein im gleichen Stil* * *[veɪn]na vein of racism — ein Hauch m von Rassismus
there is a vein of truth in what he says — es ist eine Spur von Wahrheit in dem, was er sagt
a creative vein —
there's a vein of spitefulness in his character — er hat einen gehässigen Zug in seinem Charakter
which runs through the book — ein humorvoller Zug, der durch das ganze Buch geht
2) (fig: mood) Stimmung f, Laune f* * *vein [veın]A s1. ANAT Vene f2. allg Ader f:a) ANAT Blutgefäß nb) BOT Blattnerv mc) (Holz-, Marmor) Maser fvein of gold Goldadere) GEOL Wasserader f, -spalte f3. figa) (poetische etc) Ader, Veranlagung f, Hang m (of zu)b) Tonart f, Ton m, Stil mc) Stimmung f, Laune f:B v/t1. ädern2. marmorieren, masern* * *noun1) Vene, die; (in popular use): (any blood vessel) Ader, die2) (Geol., Mining, Zool.) Ader, die3) (Bot.) Blattrippe, die; Ader, die4) (streak) Ader, dieveins — (in wood, marble) Maserung, die
5) (fig.): (character, tendency) Zug, dera vein of melancholy/humour — ein melancholischer/humorvoller Zug
be in a happy/sad vein — frohgelaunt/traurig gestimmt sein
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6 malevolence
ma·levo·lence [məʼlevələn(t)s] n
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