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1 anti-semitism
noun antisemitismotr[æntɪ'semɪtɪzəm]1 antisemitismoanti-Semitism [.ænti'sɛmə.tɪzəm,.æntaɪ-] n: antisemitismo mn.• antisemitismo s.m.'æntɪ'semətɪzəm, ˌæntɪ'semɪtɪzəmmass noun antisemitismo m[ˌæntɪ'semɪtɪzǝm]N antisemitismo m* * *['æntɪ'semətɪzəm, ˌæntɪ'semɪtɪzəm]mass noun antisemitismo m -
2 anti-Semitism
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3 anti-
ænti1) (against, as in anti-aircraft.) anti2) (the opposite of, as in anticlockwise.) anti, contra
anti- pref anti- ' anti-' also found in these entries: Spanish: antiaérea - antiaéreo - anticaspa - antiinflamatoria - antiinflamatorio - antisemita - antitabaco - antitetánica - antitetánico - artillería - brigada - contestataria - contestatario - contrapelo - inversa - inverso English: anti-Semitism - anti-trust - anti- - anti-Semitic - ASBO - dandruff 'æntaɪ, 'ænti, 'æntiprefix anti-* * *['æntaɪ, 'ænti, 'ænti]prefix anti- -
4 anti-semite
(a person who hates Jews.) antisemita- anti-Semitism
tr[æntɪ'semaɪt]1 antisemita nombre masulino o femeninon.• antisemita s.f.[ˌæntɪ'siːmaɪt]N antisemita mf -
5 vein
vein1) (any of the tubes that carry the blood back to the heart.) vena2) (a similar-looking line on a leaf.) vena, nerviovein n venatr[veɪn]1 SMALLANATOMY/SMALL vena2 SMALLBOTANY/SMALL vena, nervio3 (of mineral) veta, vena, filón nombre masculino4 (mood) humor nombre masculino, vena\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in vein estar en venavein ['veɪn] n1) : vena f (en anatomía, botánica, etc.)2) lode: veta f, vena f, filón m3) style: vena fin a humorous vein: en vena humorístican.• nervio (de la hoja) s.m.n.• filón s.m.• manto s.m.• vena s.f.• veta s.f.veɪn1) (Anat, Bot, Zool) vena f2)a) (of ore, mineral) veta f, filón m, vena fb) (in marble, cheese) veta f3) (no pl) (mood, style) vena fin a lighter vein, did you know... ? — pasando a algo menos serio ¿sabías que... ?
[veɪn]N1) (Anat, Bot) vena f2) (Min) [of ore] filón m, veta f ; (in stone) vena f3) (fig) (=streak) vena fthere is a vein of anti-semitism running through his writing — hay una vena antisemita en todos sus escritos
4) (=mood, tone) vena fshe went on in this vein for some time — continuó de esta guisa or en este tono durante un rato
the next two speakers continued in the same vein — los dos siguientes conferenciantes se expresaron en la misma línea
* * *[veɪn]1) (Anat, Bot, Zool) vena f2)a) (of ore, mineral) veta f, filón m, vena fb) (in marble, cheese) veta f3) (no pl) (mood, style) vena fin a lighter vein, did you know... ? — pasando a algo menos serio ¿sabías que... ?
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6 Z
Z,
Z, z f (letra) Z, z 'Z' also found in these entries: Spanish: sesear - seseo - zeta English: ablaze - absenteeism - abuse - acclimatize - accuse - accusingly - acquisition - acquisitive - advertise - advertiser - advertising - advisable - advise - adviser - advisory - afters - agonizing - Algiers - altruism - always - amaze - amazing - Amazon - amenities - amortize - amuse - amusing - anaesthetize - analgesic - analyse - analysis - analyze - Andes - antagonism - antagonize - anti-Semitism - anticlockwise - antifreeze - Antilles - aphrodisiac - apologize - appease - appendix - appetizer - appetizing - applause - appraisal - appraise - apprise - Ariesz ziː, zed noun Z, z f[zed](US) [ˌziː] N (=letter) Z, z f* * *z [ziː, zed] noun Z, z f -
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Z,
Z, z f (letra) Z, z 'Z' also found in these entries: Spanish: sesear - seseo - zeta English: ablaze - absenteeism - abuse - acclimatize - accuse - accusingly - acquisition - acquisitive - advertise - advertiser - advertising - advisable - advise - adviser - advisory - afters - agonizing - Algiers - altruism - always - amaze - amazing - Amazon - amenities - amortize - amuse - amusing - anaesthetize - analgesic - analyse - analysis - analyze - Andes - antagonism - antagonize - anti-Semitism - anticlockwise - antifreeze - Antilles - aphrodisiac - apologize - appease - appendix - appetizer - appetizing - applause - appraisal - appraise - apprise - Ariesz ziː, zed noun Z, z f[zed](US) [ˌziː] N (=letter) Z, z f* * *z [ziː, zed] noun Z, z f
См. также в других словарях:
Anti-semitism — anti Jewish prejudice, founded on pseudoscientific spec ulation, that devised a racially based hostility toward Jews.* Although European Jews had endured centuries of religious enmity, they had been free to counter the hostility of Gentile… … Historical dictionary of Weimar Republik
anti-Semitism — (n.) also antisemitism, 1881, from Ger. Antisemitismus, first used by Wilhelm Marr (1819 1904) German radical, nationalist and race agitator, who founded the Antisemiten Liga in 1879; see ANTI (Cf. anti ) + SEMITE (Cf. Semite). Not etymologically … Etymology dictionary
anti-Semitism — ► NOUN ▪ hostility to or prejudice against Jews. DERIVATIVES anti Semite noun anti Semitic adjective … English terms dictionary
anti-Semitism — anti Sem|i|tis|m [ˌæntı ˈsemıtızəm] n [U] hatred of Jewish people ▪ the struggle against fascism and anti Semitism … Dictionary of contemporary English
Anti-Semitism — An ti Sem i*tism, n. Opposition to, or hatred of, Semites, esp. Jews. The word is sometimes also applied to acts motivated by or evincing antisemitism. {An ti Sem ite}, n. {An ti Sem*it ic}, a. [Webster 1913 Suppl. +PJC] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
anti-Semitism — /an tee sem i tiz euhm, an tuy /, n. discrimination against or prejudice or hostility toward Jews. [1880 85] * * * Hostility toward or discrimination against Jews as a religious group or race. Although the term anti Semitism has wide currency, it … Universalium
Anti-semitism — The roots of anti Semitism in Russia are deep. In 1791, Catherine the Great instituted the Pale of Settlement, which restricted Jewish residents in the lands of the former Polish Lithuanian Commonwealth from settling in other parts of Russia.… … Historical Dictionary of the Russian Federation
Anti-semitism — A disproportionate number of the victims of the “dirty war” in Argentina were Jewish. In the mid 1970s the country’s Jewish population was estimated at 400,000 the largest in Latin America. Although this number was only about 2 percent of the… … Historical Dictionary of the “Dirty Wars”
anti-Semitism — [[t]æ̱nti se̱mɪtɪzəm[/t]] N UNCOUNT Anti Semitism is hostility to and prejudice against Jewish people. The extreme right wing National Front promoted anti semitism … English dictionary
Anti-semitism — The first use of the term is attributed to Wilhelm Marr, a member of the German Reichstag, in 1879. The term reflects the currents of racism and Social Darwinism that had permeated much of Western Europe and the United States at the end of the … Historical dictionary of the Holocaust
anti-semitism — antisemitizmas statusas T sritis Politika apibrėžtis Tautinės, rasinės neapykantos forma, pasireiškianti žydų diskriminavimu ar persekiojimu. Žydų diskriminavimo dėl religinių motyvų (monoteizmo, bendruomenių uždarumo, skirtingų religinių… … Politikos mokslų enciklopedinis žodynas