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61 avaricia
• avarice• avariciousness• cheapness• cheeseparing• covetousness• cupidity• Greco-Roman• greed for money• greedy• money-grubbing• moneygrubbing• possessiveness• stinginess -
62 avidez
• ambition• avidity• avidness• covetousness• desire• eagerness• Greco-Roman• greed for money• greedy• urge -
63 codicia
• acquisitiveness• ambition• avarice• covetousness• cupidity• envy• Greco-Roman• greed for money• money-grubbing• moneygrubbing -
64 concupiscencia
• concupiscence• Greco-Roman• greed for money• lust of the flesh• lustfulness• sexual appetite -
65 posesividad
• acquisitiveness• avariciousness• greed for money• greedy• possessiveness -
66 voracidad
• avidity• greed for money• greedy• inguinal vein• inhabit• ravening• ravenousness• voracious• voraciously• voracity• vortex -
67 voitonhimo
• profit seeking• pursuit of gain• greed for gain• cupidity -
68 rājyasukhalobhena
Sanskrit-English dictionary by latin letters > rājyasukhalobhena
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69 сребролюбие
(жадность к деньгам, алчность; грех, к-рый ведёт к множеству тягчайших грехов и преступлений; тж. корыстолюбие) covetousness, love [greed] for money -
70 сребролюбие
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71 нажива нажив·а
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72 častohleplje
n, častohleplje nost/hunger/greed for fame (ili honors); ambitiousness, naked ambition -
73 нажива
жgain, profitлёгкая нажи́ва — easy money
пого́ня за нажи́вой — greed for gain/profit
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74 Geldgier
f1. avarice2. greed for money -
75 griskhet
* * *subst. [for penger o.l.] greed, greediness, rapacity, avarice, cupidity subst. covetousness, avidity -
76 Gier
f; -, kein Pl. greed ( nach oder umg. auf + Akk for); vorübergehende, bes. nach Essen: craving (for); voll(er) Gier gierig II* * *die Giergreed; voracity; rapacity; rage; voraciousness; piggishness; craving* * *[giːɐ]f -, no pl(nach for) greed; (nach Geld auch) avarice, lust; (nach Macht, Ruhm auch) craving, lust; (= Lüsternheit) lust* * *die1) greediness3) rapacity* * *<->[ˈgi:ɐ̯]f kein pl greed no pl ( nach + dat for); (nach Reichtum a.) avarice no pl ( nach + dat for); (nach etw Ungewöhnlichem) craving ( nach + dat for)* * *mit solcher Gier — so greedily
Gier nach Macht/Ruhm — lust or craving for power/craving for fame
* * *nach oder umg* * *Gier nach Macht/Ruhm — lust or craving for power/craving for fame
* * *nur sing. f.greed n.piggishness n.ravenousness n.voracity n. -
77 avidité
avidité [avidite]feminine noun( = passion) eagerness ; ( = cupidité, voracité) greed━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━The Festival d'Avignon is one of the most important events in the French cultural calendar. The town is taken over by theatre-goers in late July and early August, and many of its historic buildings are transformed into performance spaces. The most prestigious shows of the festival take place in the courtyard of the « Palais des Papes ».Note that when translating the phrase « in Avignon » the preposition « en » can be used instead of the usual « à » (for example, « ce spectacle a été créé en Avignon »).* * *avidite1) ( cupidité) greed (de for)avec avidité — [manger] greedily
2) ( vif désir) eagerness (de for)* * *avidite nf1) (sans nuance péjorative) eagerness2) (avec nuance péjorative) greed* * *avidité nf2 ( vif désir) eagerness (de for); leur avidité d'information their eagerness for information; avec avidité eagerly.[avidite] nom féminin -
78 codicia
f.1 greed.2 thirst.3 envy.pres.indicat.3rd person singular (él/ella/ello) present indicative of spanish verb: codiciar.imperat.2nd person singular (tú) Imperative of Spanish verb: codiciar.* * *1 greed, covetousness, coveting* * *noun f.lust, greed* * *SF (=avaricia) greed; [por lo ajeno] covetousness* * ** * *= greed, rapacity, greediness.Ex. Appeals to pride, status, greed, and many other aspects of man's nature are sometimes successful.Ex. Britain's elites not only retain their power, they also exercise it with a shameless rapacity.Ex. That element of greediness, which has been a canker in our political hierarchy, should be avoided.----* con codicia = rapaciously.* * ** * *= greed, rapacity, greediness.Ex: Appeals to pride, status, greed, and many other aspects of man's nature are sometimes successful.
Ex: Britain's elites not only retain their power, they also exercise it with a shameless rapacity.Ex: That element of greediness, which has been a canker in our political hierarchy, should be avoided.* con codicia = rapaciously.* * *1 (avaricia) greed, avarice; (de bienes ajenos) covetousness2 ( Taur) aggressiveness* * *
Del verbo codiciar: ( conjugate codiciar)
codicia es:
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
Multiple Entries:
codicia
codiciar
codicia sustantivo femenino ( avaricia) greed, avarice
codiciar ( conjugate codiciar) verbo transitivo
to covet
codicia sustantivo femenino greed
codiciar verbo transitivo to covet
' codicia' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
mover
English:
greed
- greediness
- avarice
* * *codicia nf1. [de riqueza] greed* * *f greed* * *codicia nfavaricia: avarice, covetousness* * *codicia n greed -
79 gourmandise
gourmandise [guʀmɑ̃diz]feminine noun* * *guʀmɑ̃diz
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nom féminin ( pour les sucreries) weakness for sweet things; ( pour la nourriture) weakness for good food; ( défaut) greed; ( péché) gluttony
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gourmandises nom féminin pluriel ( friandises) sweets GB, candies US* * *ɡuʀmɑ̃diz nf1) (= défaut) greed2) (mets, souvent sucré) sweetmeat* * *A nf ( pour les sucreries) weakness for sweet things; ( pour la nourriture) weakness for good food; ( défaut) greed; ( péché) gluttony; la gourmandise est un péché capital gluttony is a deadly sin; j'en reprends par gourmandise I shouldn't, but I can't resist it; avec gourmandise [manger, regarder] greedily.[gurmɑ̃diz] nom féminin2. [sucrerie] delicacy -
80 convoitise
convoitise [kɔ̃vwatiz]feminine noun( = désir) longing* * *kɔ̃vwatiznom féminin gén desire; ( péché) covetousness; (ambition, gourmandise) greed; ( concupiscence) lust; ( cupidité) lust for moneyregarder quelque chose avec convoitise — to cast covetous glances at something; [enfant] to look longingly at something
* * *kɔ̃vwatiz nfsusciter les convoitises (= intéresser vivement) — to arouse keen interest
attiser les convoitises (= intéresser vivement) — to arouse keen interest
regarder avec convoitise [femme] — to gaze lustfully at
* * *convoitise nf gén desire; ( péché) covetousness; (ambition, gourmandise) greed; ( concupiscence) lust; ( cupidité) lust for money; l'objet de sa convoitise the object of his/her desire; exciter la convoitise de qn to arouse sb's envy; regard brillant de convoitise eyes shining with greed ou lust; regarder qch avec convoitise to cast covetous glances at sth; [enfant] to look longingly at sth.[kɔ̃vwatiz] nom féminin2. (littéraire) [concupiscence]
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