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1 treacherousness
* * *['tretSərəsnIs]n1)(= disloyalty)
the treacherousness of these generals — diese verräterischen Generäle3) (of road/weather conditions) Tücke f, Gefährlichkeit f* * *1. Treulosigkeit f, Verräterei f2. Tücke f (auch fig) -
2 treacherous
adjective1) treulos [Person]; heimtückisch [Intrige, Feind]2) (deceptive) tückischthe ice looks pretty treacherous — das Eis sieht nicht sehr vertrauenerweckend aus
* * *['tre ərəs]1) (betraying or likely to betray: a treacherous person/act.) verräterisch2) (dangerous: The roads are treacherous in winter.) tückisch•- academic.ru/92890/treacherously">treacherously- treacherousness
- treachery* * *treach·er·ous[ˈtretʃərəs, AM -ɚəs]▪ to be \treacherous to sb jdm gegenüber treulos seinsnow and ice has left many roads \treacherous Schnee und Eis haben viele Straßen gefährlich gemacht* * *['tretSərəs]adj1) person, action verräterisch2) (= unreliable) trügerisch, irreführend; memory trügerischmy memory is rather treacherous now — mein Gedächtnis lässt mich neuerdings ziemlich im Stich
3) (= dangerous) tückisch; corner gefährlich; weather conditions, ice trügerisch; journey gefahrvoll* * *treacherous [ˈtretʃərəs] adj (adv treacherously)1. verräterisch, treulos ( beide:to gegen)2. (heim)tückisch, hinterhältig3. fig trügerisch, tückisch (Eis etc):treacherous memory unzuverlässiges Gedächtnis* * *adjective1) treulos [Person]; heimtückisch [Intrige, Feind]2) (deceptive) tückisch* * *adj.trügerisch adj.verräterisch adj.
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treacherousness — noun see treacherous … New Collegiate Dictionary
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