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[rékriənt]1.nounstrahopetec, bojazljivec; izdajalec, odpadnik, renegat;2.adjective ( recreantly adverb)poetically strahopeten, bojazljiv, beden; nezvest, izdajalski, odpadniški, renegatski -
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a., n., ad. 겁많음, 비겁한(cowardly), 변절한, 신의 없는, 겁장이, 비겁자, 배반자, \recreantly -
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تسليم شونده ، ترسو ، بي وفا ، ناسپاس ، خائن -
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gļēvulis; atkritējs, nodevējs; mazdūšīgs, gļēvs; nodevīgs -
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adj. arch. lit.1.страшлив2. измамнички, неверен -
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n. löftesbrytare; en som är feg -
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• bezočan; bezočnik; kukavica; kukavički; neveran; otpadnički; plašljiv; verolomnik -
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poet.1. noun1) трус2) отступник, изменник2. adjective1) трусливый, малодушный2) предательский, отступнический* * *1 (a) малодушный; предательский; трусливый2 (n) вероотступник; изменник; малодушный человек; отступник; предатель; ренегат; трус* * *1) трус 2) изменник, отступник* * *['rec·re·ant || 'rekrɪənt] n. трус, изменник, предатель, отступник* * *изменническиймалодушныйотступникотступническийпредательскийтруструсливый* * *1. сущ. 1) трус 2) изменник 2. прил. 1) малодушный 2) изменнический -
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• zbabelec• zbabelý• zradný• zradca• bojko• odpadlík -
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reetur, argpüks, ususalgaja -
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['rekrɪənt] 1. книжн.; adj1) боягу́зливий2) зра́дницький; відсту́пницький2. книжн.; n1) боягу́з2) відсту́пник, зра́дник -
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['rekrɪənt] 1. сущ.; поэт.1) трусSyn:2) изменник, отступникSyn:2. прил.; поэт.1) малодушный, трусливыйSyn:2) изменнический, отступнический, предательский; ренегатскийSyn: -
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adj.1 falso, desleal; apóstata.2 cobarde, apocado, pulsilánime.3 traicionero, desleal, apóstata.s.renegado, desertor, defector. -
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изменническиймалодушныйотступникотступническийпредательскийтруструсливый -
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1. n поэт. трус, малодушный человек2. n поэт. изменник, предатель; отступник, ренегат3. n поэт. вероотступник4. a поэт. трусливый, малодушный5. a поэт. предательский, отступнический, ренегатский6. a поэт. вероотступническийСинонимический ряд:1. afraid (adj.) afraid; fearful; nervous; timid2. cowardly (adj.) cowardly; craven; dastardly; faint-hearted; pusillanimous; yellow3. deceitful (adj.) deceitful; dishonest; two-faced; unfaithful4. faithless (adj.) apostate; disloyal; faithless; false; false-hearted; perfidious; traitorous; treacherous; unloyal; untrue5. coward (noun) apostate; chicken; coward; craven; dastard; deserter6. defector (noun) defector; heretic; judas; traitor7. renegade (noun) rat; renegade; runagate; tergiversator; turnabout; turncoatАнтонимический ряд:bold; brave; conscientious; courageous; daring; faithful; gallant; good; hero; honest; honourable; incorruptible; just; loyal; noble -
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adj.Use cowardly.Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Recreant
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1.adj.қорқақ, жүрексіз2.n.қорқақ, жүрексіз
См. также в других словарях:
Recreant — Rec re*ant ( ant), a. [OF., cowardly, fr. recroire, recreire, to forsake, leave, tire, discourage, regard as conquered, LL. recredere se to declare one s self conquered in combat; hence, those are called recrediti or recreanti who are considered… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
recreant — c.1300 (adj.) confessing oneself to be overcome or vanquished, from O.Fr. recreant yielding, giving, prp. of recroire to yield in a trial by combat, surrender allegiance, perhaps on notion of take back one s pledge, yield one s cause, from re… … Etymology dictionary
recreant — Recreant, Picard. Recreant, Qui ne peut plus fournir à la peine, Recreu, Enectus, Fatiscens. C est aussi aucunesfois lasche de courage … Thresor de la langue françoyse
Recreant — Rec re*ant, n. One who yields in combat, and begs for mercy; a mean spirited, cowardly wretch. Blackstone. [1913 Webster] You are all recreants and dastards! Shak. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
recreant — I adjective afraid, apostate, apostatic, apostatical, base, betraying, caitiff, conniving, corrupt, cowardly, cowering, craven, dastardly, deceitful, derelict, designing, disaffected, disgraceful, dishonest, dishonorable, disloyal, dissembling,… … Law dictionary
recreant — n *renegade, apostate, turncoat, backslider Analogous words: treacherousness or treachery, perfidiousness or perfidy, traitorousness (see corresponding adjectives at FAITHLESS) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
recreant — [rek′rē ənt] [Archaic or Literary] Literary Archaic adj. [ME < OFr prp. of recreire, to surrender allegiance < ML recredere, to give in or up < L re , back, again + credere, to believe: see CREED] 1. cowardly; craven 2. failing to keep… … English World dictionary
recreant — A literary rather than a modern colloquial term. Shakespeare is rather fond of it, using it as a vocative on several occasions to mean either a coward or a deserter. ‘Most recreant coward’ occurs in Henry the Fourth Part Two, but ‘recreant’… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
recreant — 1. adjective a) disloyal, unfaithful, surrendering allegiance. b) cowardly, craven 2. noun Somebody who is recreant. A person who yields in combat, or is cowardly and fain … Wiktionary
recreant — [ rɛkrɪənt] archaic adjective 1》 cowardly. 2》 apostate. noun a recreant person. Derivatives recreancy noun recreantly adverb Origin ME: from OFr., lit. surrendering , pres. participle of recroire, from med. L. (se) recredere surrender (oneself) … English new terms dictionary
recreant — A disloyal person. One unmindful of duty. A coward. In the course of a trial by wager of battle, a champion was said to prove recreant when he yielded to his adversary and pronounced the horrible word of craven, which signified disgrace and… … Ballentine's law dictionary