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1) (bleakness) Wildheit, die2) (lack of restraint) Wildheit, dieafter the wildness of his youth — nach seiner wilden od. stürmischen Jugend
3) (storminess)the wildness of the weather/sea — das stürmische Wetter/die stürmische See
4) (of promise, words) Unbedachtheit, die; (of scheme, attempt, idea, hope, quest) Irrwitzigkeit, die* * *noun die Wildheit* * *wild·ness[ˈwaɪldnəs]n no plthe \wildness of the weather was frightening das stürmische Wetter war Angst einflößend5. (haphazardness) Ungezieltheit f; (rashness) Unüberlegtheit f, Unbesonnenheit f; (lacking principle) Wahllosigkeit f* * *['waIldnɪs]n1) (= rough, uncivilized state) Wildheit fthe wildness of the weather — das rauhe or stürmische Wetter
3) (= frenzy, unruliness) Wildheit f4) (= extravagance) (of promise) Unüberlegtheit f; (of exaggeration) Maßlosigkeit f; (of fluctuations) Stärke f; (of expectations, imagination) Kühnheit f* * ** * *noun, no pl.1) (bleakness) Wildheit, die2) (lack of restraint) Wildheit, dieafter the wildness of his youth — nach seiner wilden od. stürmischen Jugend
3) (storminess)the wildness of the weather/sea — das stürmische Wetter/die stürmische See
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noun estado salvaje, furia, desenfreno, extravaganciatr['waɪldnəs]1 (of landscape) lo agreste; (of storm, sea, wind) furia2 (of behaviour) desenfreno, locura; (of imagination etc) extravagancian.• botaratada s.f.• ferocidad s.f.• selvatiquez s.f.• violencia s.f.'waɪldnəs, 'waɪldnɪsmass nouna) ( of landscape) lo agreste; (of tribe, people) lo salvajeb) (of storm, sea) furia f['waɪldnɪs]N1) (=undomesticated state) [of animal, tribe, landscape] estado m salvaje, lo salvaje; [of place] estado m salvaje or agreste, lo salvaje, lo agreste2) (=storminess) [of weather] furia f ; [of sea] bravura f3) (=lack of restraint) desenfreno m ; [of appearance] lo desordenado4) (=craziness, rashness) [of idea, plan, rumour] lo descabellado, lo disparatado5) (=haphazardness) [of shot] lo errático* * *['waɪldnəs, 'waɪldnɪs]mass nouna) ( of landscape) lo agreste; (of tribe, people) lo salvajeb) (of storm, sea) furia f -
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wildness ['waɪldnɪs](b) (violence, intensity → of storm) violence f; (of wind, waves) fureur f, violence f; (→ of applause) frénésie f; (→ of imagination) caractère m insensé ou fantaisiste(c) (disorderliness → of party) ambiance f démente;∎ the wildness of the atmosphere l'ambiance démente;∎ the wildness of her appearance son apparence débraillée∎ the wildness of his eyes la lueur de folie qui brillait dans son regard(e) (outrageousness → of ideas, words) extravagance f -
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noun divjost* * *[wáildnis]noundivjost, neugnanost, razposajenost; razbrzdanost, neobrzdanost, strastnost; obsolete divjina -
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noun selvajaria* * *wild.ness[w'aildnis] n 1 estado silvestre ou selvagem, selvajaria. 2 solidão. 3 incultura. 4 violência, brutalidade. 5 veemência, ardor. 6 turbulência. 7 licenciosidade, extravagância. 8 irreflexão. 9 ansiedade. 10 impetuosidade. -
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nounവന്യത, കാട്ടാളത്തം, കാടത്തം -
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[English Word] wildness[Swahili Word] kishenzi[Swahili Plural] vishenzi[Part of Speech] noun[Class] 7/8[Derived Language] Farsi[Related Words] shenzi------------------------------------------------------------ -
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['waɪldnɪs]1) (of landscape) asprezza f., selvatichezza f.2) (of wind, waves) furia f., impetuosità f.; (of weather) inclemenza f.3) (of person) sregolatezza f.; (of appearance) disordine m., trasandatezza f.; (of party) sfrenatezza f.4) (of idea, plan) bizzarria f., stravaganza f.* * *noun stato selvaggio, selvatichezza* * *wildness /ˈwaɪldnəs/n. [u]1 selvatichezza; stato selvatico; stato brado2 barbarie; primitività3 sfrenatezza; dissolutezza; sregolatezza; disordine4 furore; impetuosità; ferocia; turbolenza.* * *['waɪldnɪs]1) (of landscape) asprezza f., selvatichezza f.2) (of wind, waves) furia f., impetuosità f.; (of weather) inclemenza f.3) (of person) sregolatezza f.; (of appearance) disordine m., trasandatezza f.; (of party) sfrenatezza f.4) (of idea, plan) bizzarria f., stravaganza f.
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wild — ► ADJECTIVE 1) (of animals or plants) living or growing in the natural environment; not domesticated or cultivated. 2) (of people) not civilized. 3) (of scenery or a region) desolate looking. 4) uncontrolled; unrestrained. 5) not based on reason… … English terms dictionary
