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1 bandit
nounBandit, der* * *['bændit](an outlaw or robber, especially as a member of a gang: They were attacked by bandits in the mountains.) der Bandit* * *[ˈbændɪt]n* * *['bndɪt]nBandit(in) m(f), Räuber(in) m(f)* * *bandit [ˈbændıt] s1. pl -dits, -ditti [-ˈdıtı] Bandit m:a) (Straßen)Räuber m:b) umg Gangster m (Betrüger etc)2. pl -dits FLUG umg Feindflugzeug n* * *nounBandit, der* * *n.Bandit -en m.Gangster - m.Räuber - m. -
2 heather
nounHeidekraut, das* * *['heðə](a plant with small purple or white flowers growing eg in hilly parts of Britain.) das Heidekraut* * *heath·er[ˈheðəʳ, AM -ɚ]* * *['heðə(r)]nHeidekraut nt, Erika f, Heide f* * *heather [ˈheðə(r)]A s BOT1. Heidekraut n:take to the heather HIST Bandit werden;set the heather on fire fig Furore machen2. (eine) Erika* * *nounHeidekraut, das* * *n.Heidekraut n. -
3 raider
noun(on bank, farm) Räuber, der/Räuberin, die; (looter) Plünderer, der/Plünderin, die; (burglar) Einbrecher, der/Einbrecherin, die* * *noun The raiders burned down all the houses.) der Plünderer* * *raid·er[ˈreɪdəʳ, AM -ɚ]n3. ( pej)[corporate] \raider Firmenaufkäufer(in) m(f); STOCKEX Raider m, aggressiver Aktienaufkäufer/aggressive Aktienaufkäuferin (mit Übernahmeabsicht)* * *['reɪdə(r)]n(= bandit) Gangster(in) m(f); (= thief) Einbrecher(in) m(f); (in bank) Bankräuber(in) m(f); (= ship) Kaperschiff nt; (= plane) Überfallflugzeug nt* * *raider s1. Räuber(in)2. Plünderer m, Plünderin f* * *noun(on bank, farm) Räuber, der/Räuberin, die; (looter) Plünderer, der/Plünderin, die; (burglar) Einbrecher, der/Einbrecherin, die* * *n.Angreifer m. -
4 outlaw
1. nounBandit, der/Banditin, die2. transitive verb(make illegal) verbieten [Zeitung, Handlung]* * *1. noun(a criminal, especially one who is punished by being refused the protection of the law.) der/die Geächtete2. verb* * *out·law[ˈaʊtlɔ:, AM -lɑ:]I. n (criminal) Bandit(in) m(f); (fugitive from law) Geächtete(r) f(m), Vogelfreie(r) f(m), Outlaw m gehII. vt▪ to \outlaw sth etw für ungesetzlich erklärento \outlaw smoking das Rauchen verbietenan \outlawed political group eine verbotene politische Gruppierung* * *['aʊtlɔː]1. nGeächtete(r) mf; (in Western etc) Bandit m2. vtächten; newspaper, action etc für ungesetzlich erklären, verbieten* * *A s1. JUR, HIST Geächtete(r) m, Vogelfreie(r) m2. Bandit m, Verbrecher m3. US bösartiges PferdB v/t1. JUR, HIST ächten, für vogelfrei erklären2. JUR US für verjährt erklären:outlawed claim verjährter Anspruch3. verbieten, für ungesetzlich erklären4. den Krieg etc ächten, verfemen* * *1. nounBandit, der/Banditin, die2. transitive verb(make illegal) verbieten [Zeitung, Handlung]* * *n.Geächtete m.,f. -
5 Tory
1.(Brit. Polit. coll.)noun Tory, der2. adjective •• Cultural note:* * *[ˈtɔ:ri]I. nhe's a lifelong \Tory er ist ein eingefleischter Konservativer2. CAN Mitglied der ‚Progressive Conservative Party‘* * *['tɔːrɪ] (Brit POL)1. nTory m, Konservative(r) mf2. adjkonservativ, Tory-the Tory government — die Tory-Regierung, die konservative Regierung
* * *A s1. POL Br Tory m, Konservative(r) m/f(m)3. HIST Br Tory m (Anhänger der konservativ-legitimistischen Partei, die besonders für die Rechte Jakobs I. eintrat)B adj1. POL Br Tory…, torystisch, konservativ* * *1.(Brit. Polit. coll.)noun Tory, der2. adjective •• Cultural note:* * *n.
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bandit — ► NOUN (pl. bandits or banditti) ▪ a member of a gang of armed robbers. DERIVATIVES banditry noun. ORIGIN from Italian bandito banned … English terms dictionary
Bandit — Ban dit (b[a^]n d[i^]t), n.; pl. {Bandits} (b[a^]n d[i^]ts), or {Banditti} (b[a^]n*d[i^]t t[i^]). [It. bandito outlaw, p. p. of bandire to proclaim, to banish, to proscribe, LL. bandire, bannire. See {Ban} an edict, and cf. {Banish}.] An outlaw;… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
bandit — noun (C) someone who robs people, especially one of group of people who attack travellers: Beware of bandits in the mountains. see also: one armed bandit banditry noun (U) … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
bandit — noun Etymology: Italian bandito, from past participle of bandire to banish, of Germanic origin; akin to Old High German bannan to command more at ban Date: 1611 1. plural also banditti an outlaw who lives by plunder; especially … New Collegiate Dictionary
bandit — noun (plural bandits or banditti ban di:ti) 1》 a violent robber or outlaw belonging to a gang. 2》 military slang an enemy aircraft. Derivatives banditry noun Origin C16: from Ital. bandito, bandire ban … English new terms dictionary
bandit — noun a) one who robs others b) an outlaw … Wiktionary
bandit — noun masked bandits held up the train Syn: robber, thief, outlaw, gunman, crook, mugger, gangster, raider, freebooter, hijacker, looter, marauder; dated desperado; literary brigand; historical rustler, highwayman, reaver … Thesaurus of popular words
bandit — noun Syn: robber, thief, raider, mugger, pirate, outlaw, hijacker, looter, gangster; literary brigand; historical rustler, highwayman … Synonyms and antonyms dictionary
one-armed bandit — noun a slot machine that is used for gambling they spend hours and hours just playing the slots • Syn: ↑slot • Hypernyms: ↑slot machine, ↑coin machine • Hyponyms: ↑fruit machine * * * … Useful english dictionary
bandit — UK [ˈbændɪt] / US noun [countable] Word forms bandit : singular bandit plural bandits a thief who attacks travellers, usually with other thieves • See: one armed bandit … English dictionary
bandit — ban|dit [ bændıt ] noun count a thief who attacks travelers, usually with other thieves => ONE ARMED BANDIT … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English