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101 worin
Adv.1. fragend: in what?, what (...) in?; worin liegt der Unterschied? what ( oder where) is the difference?2. in Relativsätzen: in which* * *wherein* * *wo|rịn [vo'rɪn]adv → auch in1) interrog in what, what... inworin liegt der Unterschied/Vorteil? — what is the difference/advantage?
2) rel in which, which... in, wherein (form)das ist etwas, worin wir nicht übereinstimmen — that's something we don't agree on
dann sagte er..., worin ich mit ihm übereinstimme — then he said..., which is where I agree with him
worin du es auch einwickelst... — whatever you wrap it in...
* * *wo·rin[voˈrɪn]\worin besteht der Unterschied? wherein form lies [or where is] the difference?es gibt etwas, \worin sich Original und Fälschung unterscheiden there is one point in which the original and the copy differdas, \worin ihr euch gleicht, ist die Geldgier greed for money is one thing which you have in common\worin... auch [immer] wherever\worin auch immer du Talent hast, nutze es! whatever you have talent in, use it!* * *1) (interrogativ) in what; what... inich weiß nicht, worin der Unterschied liegt — I don't know what the difference is
2) (relativisch) in which; which... in* * *worin adv1. fragend: in what?, what (…) in?;worin liegt der Unterschied? what ( oder where) is the difference?2. in Relativsätzen: in which* * *1) (interrogativ) in what; what... inich weiß nicht, worin der Unterschied liegt — I don't know what the difference is
2) (relativisch) in which; which... in* * *adv.wherein adv. -
102 Goldgier
Gold·gierf greed for gold -
103 Gewinnstreben
Gewinnstreben, Gewinnsucht
profit motive (seeking), private advantage, pursuit of profit, greed for profits (of gain), acquisitiveness -
104 сребролюбие
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105 ནོར་དང་ཆེ་བ་
[nor dang che ba]greed for wealth, avarice -
106 fjár-agirnd
(- girni), f. greed for money, Nj. 15, Bs. ii. 159, Rb. 424. -
107 fjárágirnd
f. greed for money. -
108 fjárágirni
f. greed for money. -
109 concupiscenza
concupiscenza s.f. (letter.) concupiscence, lust; violent desire, craving: la guardava con concupiscenza, he looked at her with desire; concupiscenza di oro, greed for gold.* * *[konkupiʃ'ʃɛntsa]sostantivo femminile concupiscence* * *concupiscenza/konkupi∫'∫εntsa/sostantivo f.concupiscence. -
110 delirio
m (pl -ri) deliriumfig frenzy* * *delirio s.m.1 (med.) delirium; frenzy: delirio febbrile, delirious fever; entrare in delirio, to become delirious2 (fig.) raving, frenzy; fever, ecstasy, rapture: delirio di collera, di disperazione, frenzy of passion, of desperation; delirio di guadagno, greed for gain; delirio patriottico, patriotic enthusiasm (o fever); il suo discorso suscitò un delirio di applausi, his speech aroused great enthusiasm (o wild applause); mandare il pubblico in delirio, to send the audience into ecstasy.* * *1) med. delirium*; psic. delusion3) colloq. (follia) madness, lunacy4) (entusiasmo fanatico) frenzyandare in delirio — [ folla] to go mad o wild
* * *deliriopl. -ri /de'lirjo, ri/sostantivo m.2 (vaneggiamento) i -ri di un pazzo the ravings of a lunatic3 colloq. (follia) madness, lunacy -
111 ingordigia di denaro
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112 nafs
appetite, greed (for material things); carnal desire, lust. nafs bandasi selfish person. nafsi buzuq/yomon insatiable, greedy. nafsi o’lik/tiyiq abstemious, self controlled. nafsiga o’t tushdi (Arabic) -
113 Goldgier
Gold·gier fgreed for gold -
114 Profitgier
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115 worin
wo·rin [voʼrɪn] adves gibt etwas, \worin sich Original und Fälschung unterscheiden there is one point in which the original and the copy differ;das, \worin ihr euch gleicht, ist die Geldgier greed for money is one thing which you have in common;\worin... auch [immer] wherever;\worin auch immer du Talent hast, nutze es! whatever you have talent in, use it! -
116 afán de lucro
• ambition• Greco-Roman• greed for money• profit motive -
117 ambición
• acquisitiveness• aim• ambition• ambitiousness• aspiration• covetousness• goader• goal area• Greco-Roman• greed for money• initiation• initiative clause• intent• objective• pusher locomotive• pushing -
118 avaricia
• avarice• avariciousness• cheapness• cheeseparing• covetousness• cupidity• Greco-Roman• greed for money• greedy• money-grubbing• moneygrubbing• possessiveness• stinginess -
119 avidez
• ambition• avidity• avidness• covetousness• desire• eagerness• Greco-Roman• greed for money• greedy• urge -
120 codicia
• acquisitiveness• ambition• avarice• covetousness• cupidity• envy• Greco-Roman• greed for money• money-grubbing• moneygrubbing
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