barbaric
/bɑːrˈbær.ɪk/adjective
B2formalcommon/bɑːrˈbær.ɪk/Describes something that is cruel, primitive, or uncivilized in nature.
ruОписывает что-то жестокое, примитивное или нецивилизованное по своей природе.esDescribe algo cruel, salvaje, primitivo o incivilizado por naturaleza o comportamiento.frDécrit quelque chose de cruel, de primitif ou de non civilisé par nature, souvent associé à la violence ou à un manque de raffinement.deBeschreibt etwas als grausam, primitiv oder unzivilisiert; oft für rohe Gewalt oder einen Mangel an Kultur verwendet.ptDescreve algo cruel, selvagem ou primitivo, contrário aos padrões de civilização e humanidade.zh形容残暴、野蛮或未开化的,也可指极度残酷或缺乏文明。arيصف شيئًا يتسم بالوحشية أو الهمجية أو التخلف أو الخروج عن الحضارة والتهذيب.
- Uncivilized or primitive B2 formal
Lacking the refinements of civilization; crude or savage in nature.
- The ancient tribe was often described as barbaric by early explorers.
- His barbaric behavior shocked the civilized society.
- The film depicted a barbaric world without laws or order.
ruВарварскийesBárbaro, incivilizadofrBarbare (non civilisé)debarbarischptBárbarozh野蛮的arهمجي
المرادفات: barbarousbrutishcrudeprimitiveroughrudesavageuncivilizedunrefinedwild
الأضداد: civilcivilizedculturedpolishedrefinedsophisticatedurbane
- Unrestrained and crudely rich C1 formal
Excessively lavish or ornate in a way that lacks subtlety or refinement.
- The palace was decorated with barbaric splendor, full of gold and jewels.
- His barbaric taste in art favored huge, gaudy sculptures.
- The feast was a barbaric display of wealth and excess.
ruВарварски роскошныйesDesenfrenado y recargadofrbarbare (au sens de exubérant et grossier)debarbarisch prunkvollptBarbaramente luxuosozh奢华粗俗arبذخ بربري
- more barbaric comparative form
- most barbaric superlative form