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chiv·(v)y [ʼtʃɪvi] vt( fam);to \chiv(v)y sb along [or up] jdn antreiben;to \chiv(v)y sb into doing sth ( give incentive) jdn anstacheln, etw zu tun;( urge) jdn drängen, etw zu tun -
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transitive verbchiv[v]y somebody into doing something — jemanden drängen, etwas zu tun
chiv[v]y somebody about something — jemanden wegen etwas drängen
Phrasal Verbs:* * *transitive verbchiv[v]y somebody into doing something — jemanden drängen, etwas zu tun
chiv[v]y somebody about something — jemanden wegen etwas drängen
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chiv·al·ric[ˈʃɪvəlrɪk, AM ʃɪˈvælrɪk]adj ritterlich* * *['SIvəlrIk]adjritterlich* * ** * *adj.ritterlich adj. -
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chiv·al·ry [ʼʃɪvəlri] nPHRASES:the age of \chivalry is [not yet] dead (of \chivalry is [not yet] dead) die Zeit der Kavaliere ist [noch lange nicht] vorbei, es gibt auch noch richtige Kavaliere -
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adjective, chivalrously adverb* * *adjective (negative unchivalrous). ritterlich* * *chiv·al·rous[ˈʃɪvəlrəs]adj ritterlich, galant* * *1. adj chivalrously2. adv['SIvəlrəs, -lI] ritterlich* * *chivalrous adj (adv chivalrously)1. → academic.ru/12592/chivalric">chivalric2. a) tapferb) loyalc) großzügig* * *adjective, chivalrously adverb* * *adj.galant adj. -
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1) Ritterlichkeit, die2)Age of Chivalry — Ritterzeit, die
* * *['ʃivəlri]1) (kindness and courteousness especially towards women or the weak.) die Ritterlichkeit2) (the principles of behaviour of medieval knights.) das Rittertum•- academic.ru/12593/chivalrous">chivalrous* * *chiv·al·ry[ˈʃɪvəlri]n no pl4.▶ the age of \chivalry is [not yet] dead ( saying) die Zeit der Kavaliere ist [noch lange nicht] vorbei, es gibt auch noch richtige Kavaliere* * *['SIvəlrI]nRitterlichkeit f; (medieval concept) Rittertum nt* * *chivalry [-rı] sthe age of chivalry is not dead yet es gibt noch immer Kavaliere2. ritterliche Tugend3. HISTa) Rittertum n, -wesen nb) Ritterstand mc) Gruppe f von Rittern* * *noun, no pl.1) Ritterlichkeit, die2)Age of Chivalry — Ritterzeit, die
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cīvis, is, c. (vgl. ahd. hīwo, Gatte, hīwa, Gattin, altind. çéva-h, traut, lieb, wert), I) Bürger, Bürgerin eines Staates (Ggstz. peregrinus, externus, hostis), civis Romanus, Enn. fr., Cic. u. a. (s. Drak. Liv. 40, 18, 16): civis improbus, perditus, Cic.: c. bonus, Cic.: cives veteres, novi, Liv.: alqm civem asciscere, Cic.: duarum civitatum civem esse, Cic.: esse pro cive, Cic.: facere alqm civem, Nep.: fieri civem Romanum, Cic.: se pro cive Romano ferre (ausgeben), Liv.: se pro cive gerere (verhalten), Cic. – fem., c. femina, Plaut.: c. virgo, Ter.: c. Attica, Bürgerin, Bürgerstochter aus Athen, Ter.: u. so virgo civis Corinthia, Vitr.: civis Carthaginiensis, filia Hasdrubalis, Liv.: cives Romanas uxores ducere, Liv. – übtr., caeli civis, Fulg. myth. 1. p. 3 M. – II) insbes.: A) Mitbürger, Mitbürgerin, cives tui, mei, Plaut. u. Cic.: cives eorum, Liv. – fem., defende cives tuas, Plaut. – B) der Bürger = der Untertan, imperare corpori, ut rex civibus suis, Cic. de rep. 3, 37. – ⇒ Abl. gew. cive, doch auch civi, zB. Plaut. Pers. 475. Cic. ep. 1, 9, 16; ad Att. 7, 3, 4. Cic. Verr. 2, 32 (u. dazu Zumpt). Vgl. Neue-Wagener Formenl.3 Bd. 1. S. 338. - Nomin. Sing. arch. ceivis, Corp. inscr. Lat. 1, 176, 7 u. ö.: Genet. ceivis, Dat. ceivi, Nomin. u. Akk. Plur. ceiveis auf Inschriften: Akk. Plur. civis, b. den Dichtern der august. Zeit u. auf Münzen, s. Wölfflins Ar-————chiv 11, 270 f. -
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См. также в других словарях:
chiv — chiv·al·resque; chiv·al·rous; chiv·al·rous·ness; chiv·al·ry; chiv·i·a·tite; chiv; chiv·vy; un·chiv·al·rous·ly; … English syllables
chiv|y — «CHIHV ee», verb, chiv|ied, chiv|y|ing, noun, plural chiv|ies. = chivvy. (Cf. ↑chivvy) … Useful english dictionary
chiv — chiv, chívuri, s.n. (înv.) cub, zar. Trimis de blaurb, 08.04.2006. Sursa: DAR … Dicționar Român
chiv|al|ry — «SHIHV uhl ree», noun. 1. the qualities of an ideal knight in the Middle Ages. Chivalry includes bravery, honor, courtesy, respect for women, protection of the weak, generosity, and fairness to enemies. »He loved chivalry, Truth and honour,… … Useful english dictionary
chiv|vy — «CHIHV ee», verb, vied, vy|ing, noun, plural vies. –v.t. 1. to chase: »... clients who have just been chivvied abruptly out of their rightful train (Punch). She [the ship] came…with an armada of boats and aircraft to chivvy her along (Manchester… … Useful english dictionary
chiv — I. /tʃɪv/ (say chiv) noun Obsolete Colloquial the chin or jaw. Also, chivvy, chivy. {rhyming slang Chevy Chase face} II. /tʃɪv/ (say chiv) noun Chiefly British Colloquial a knife. {Romani} …
Chiv — knife (Romany chiv = blade ) … Dictionary of Australian slang
chiv — Australian Slang knife (Romany chiv = blade ) … English dialects glossary
chiv — I. ˈchiv, ˈsh variant of chive II,III II. noun ( s) Etymology: perhaps short for English dialect Chivy Chase, Chevy Chase chase, pursuit, noise, confusion (used in rhyming slang to mean “face”) more at chivy slang Australia : face … Useful english dictionary
chiv´al|rous|ness — chiv|al|rous «SHIHV uhl ruhs», adjective. 1. a) having the qualities of an ideal knight; brave, courteous, helpful, honorable, and devoted to the service of the weak and oppressed. SYNONYM(S): considerate, gallant. b) having to do with the rules… … Useful english dictionary
chiv´al|rous|ly — chiv|al|rous «SHIHV uhl ruhs», adjective. 1. a) having the qualities of an ideal knight; brave, courteous, helpful, honorable, and devoted to the service of the weak and oppressed. SYNONYM(S): considerate, gallant. b) having to do with the rules… … Useful english dictionary
