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1 Russian
1. adjective 2. noun2) (language) Russisch, das; see also academic.ru/24358/English">English 2. 1)* * *Rus·sian[ˈrʌʃən]I. adj russischII. n* * *['rʌSən]1. adjrussisch2. n1) Russe m, Russin fRussian teacher — Russischlehrer( in) m(f)
* * *Russian [ˈrʌʃn]A s1. Russe m, Russin f2. LING Russisch n, das RussischeB adj russisch:she’s Russian sie ist Russin;Russian Orthodox russisch-orthodox;the Russian Orthodox Church die russisch-orthodoxe Kirche;Russian roulette russisches Roulett(e);Russian salad GASTR russischer SalatRuss. abk1. Russia2. Russian russ.* * *1. adjective2. nounsomebody is Russian — jemand ist Russe/Russin
* * *adj.russisch adj. n.Russe -n m. -
2 orthodox
adjectiveorthodox; (conservative) konventionell* * *['o:Ɵədoks]* * *ortho·dox[ˈɔ:θədɒks, AM ˈɔ:rθədɑ:ks]\orthodox treatment schulmedizinische Behandlung\orthodox views gängige Ansichten2. (strictly religious) strenggläubig, rechtgläubig3. (of the Orthodox Church) orthodoxGreek/Russian O\orthodox griechisch/russisch orthodox* * *['ɔːɵədɒks]adjthe Orthodox (Eastern) Church — die orthodoxe (Ost)kirche
2) (fig) konventionell; view, method, approach etc orthodox* * *1. REL orthodox:a) streng-, rechtgläubigb) Orthodox griechisch-orthodox:Orthodox Church griechisch-orthodoxe Kirchec) US die Dreifaltigkeitslehre vertretend3. fig konventionell, üblichorth. abk1. orthodox* * *adjectiveorthodox; (conservative) konventionell* * *adj.orthodox adj. -
3 orthodox
1) ( generally accepted) herkömmlich, üblich;( not innovative) starr, orthodox ( geh)\orthodox treatment schulmedizinische Behandlung;\orthodox views gängige Ansichten2) ( strictly religious) strenggläubig, rechtgläubig3) (of the O\orthodox Church) orthodox;Greek/Russian O\orthodox griechisch/russisch orthodox
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