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adjective1) heldenhaft; heroisch (geh.)2) (Lit.)heroic epic/legend — Heldenepos, das/-legende, die
* * *[hi'rəuik]1) (very brave: heroic deeds.) heldenhaft2) (of heroes: heroic tales.) Helden-...* * *he·ro·ic[hɪˈrəʊɪk, AM -ˈroʊ-]I. adj\heroic attempt kühner Versuch\heroic deed Heldentat f\heroic age Heldenzeitalter nt\heroic couplet Herioc Couplet nt fachspr\heroic epic Heldenepos nt\heroic verse heroischer Vers fachsprII. n▪ \heroics pl1. (language) hochtrabende Worte* * *[hI'rəʊɪk]1. adj1) person heldenhaft; (= brave) mutig; behaviour, action heroisch; struggle, resistance, match heldenhaft, heroischheroic poem/epic — Heldengedicht nt/-epos nt
heroic character or figure — heroische Gestalt, Heldengestalt f
2. n pl(= heroic deeds) Heldentaten plthe actor's heroics — das übertriebene Pathos des Schauspielers
it is recorded without heroics — es wird ohne hochtrabende or große Worte beschrieben
* * *heroic [hıˈrəʊık]A adj (adv heroically)heroic action Heldentat f;heroic age Heldenzeitalter n;heroic couplet LIT heroisches Reimpaar;heroic poem → B 1 b;heroic verse → B 1 a2. a) grandios, erhabenb) hochtrabend, bombastisch (Sprache, Stil)3. MED Radikal…:heroic treatment Radikalkur fB s1. a) heroisches Versmaßb) heroisches Gedicht* * *adjective1) heldenhaft; heroisch (geh.)2) (Lit.)heroic epic/legend — Heldenepos, das/-legende, die
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