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Slav Slawe m, Slawin f; slawisch -
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slav·er1. slav·er [ʼslævəʳ, Am -ɚ] vito \slaver over sb/ sth nach jdm/etw gieren;she was just \slavering to be introduced to the big cheese himself sie konnte es kaum abwarten, dem wichtigsten Mann persönlich vorgestellt zu werden n2. slav·er [ʼsleɪvəʳ, Am -ɚ] n -
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slav·er1[ˈslævəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. vi▪ to \slaver over sb/sth nach jdm/etw gierenshe was just \slavering to be introduced to the big cheese himself sie konnte es kaum abwarten, dem wichtigsten Mann persönlich vorgestellt zu werdenslav·er2[ˈsleɪvəʳ, AM -ɚ]n ( hist)* * *I ['sleɪvə(r)]n(= ship) Sklavenschiff nt; (= person) Sklavenhändler(in) m(f) II ['slvə(r)]1. vispeicheln (geh), geifernhe began to slaver at the thought of food — bei dem Gedanken ans Essen lief ihm das Wasser im Munde zusammen
to slaver over sb/sth — nach jdm/etw geifern
2. nSpeichel m, Geifer m* * *slaver1 [ˈsleıvə(r)] s HIST1. Sklavenschiff n2. a) Sklavenhändler(in)b) Sklavenhalter(in)slaver2 [ˈslævə(r); ˈsleı-]A v/i1. geifern, sabbern, sabbeln umg3. fig lechzen (for, after nach)B v/t obs begeifern, besabbeln, besabbernC s Geifer m* * *v.geifern v.sabbern v. -
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Slav·ic[ˈslɑ:vɪk]adj inv slawisch* * *['slAːvɪk]1. adjslawisch2. ndas Slawische* * *Slavic [ˈslɑːvık; ˈslæv-] besonders USA adj slawischB s LING Slawisch n, das Slawische -
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slav·ery [ʼsleɪvəri, Am -ɚi] nSklaverei f; ( fig) sklavische Abhängigkeit;to sell sb into \slavery jdn in die Sklaverei verkaufen -
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1) ( without originality) sklavisch;\slavish adherence to the guidelines sklavische Befolgung der Richtlinien2) ( servile) sklavisch;to develop a \slavish devotion to sth etw dat sklavisch ergeben sein -
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1) ( without change) sklavisch2) ( with dependence) sklavisch;to be \slavishly devoted to sb/ sth jdm/etw unterwürfig ergeben sein -
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I.f slav. [BiH]Nudelholz nII.f slav. [BiH]Wallholz n [schweiz.]
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slav´ish|ness — slav|ish «SLAY vihsh», adjective. 1. of or having something to do with a slave or slaves. 2. like a slave; mean; base: »slavish fears. 3. Figurative. weakly submitting: »the thoughtless, slavish victim of inclination. SYNONYM(S): servile … Useful english dictionary
slav´ish|ly — slav|ish «SLAY vihsh», adjective. 1. of or having something to do with a slave or slaves. 2. like a slave; mean; base: »slavish fears. 3. Figurative. weakly submitting: »the thoughtless, slavish victim of inclination. SYNONYM(S): servile … Useful english dictionary
slav|ish — «SLAY vihsh», adjective. 1. of or having something to do with a slave or slaves. 2. like a slave; mean; base: »slavish fears. 3. Figurative. weakly submitting: »the thoughtless, slavish victim of inclination. SYNONYM(S): servile … Useful english dictionary
Slav — (sl[aum]v or sl[a^]v), n.; pl. {Slavs}. [A word originally meaning, intelligible, and used to contrast the people so called with foreigners who spoke languages unintelligible to the Slavs; akin to OSlav. slovo a word, slava fame, Skr. [,c]ru to… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Slav|dom — «SLAHV duhm, SLAV », noun. the group or race of people called Slavs; Slavs collectively: »the civilization of Slavdom … Useful english dictionary