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adjectivethreatening letter — Drohbrief, der
* * *threat·en·ing[ˈθretənɪŋ]1. (hostile) drohend, Droh-\threatening letter Drohbrief m2. (menacing) bedrohlich\threatening clouds dunkle Wolken* * *['ɵretnɪŋ]adjdrohend; weather, clouds also, situation bedrohlicha threatening letter/phone call — ein Drohbrief m/-anruf m
* * *threatening adj (adv threateningly)1. drohend, Droh…:threatening letter Drohbrief m2. fig bedrohlich* * *adjectivethreatening letter — Drohbrief, der
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