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barbarian

/bɑːˈber.i.ən/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Person oder Sache, die als unzivilisiert, primitiv oder grausam gilt., Substantiv für eine Person, die als unzivilisiert, primitiv oder einer fremden Kultur zugehörig gilt; historisch oft für Nichtgriechen oder Nichtrömer verwendet. Umgangssprachlich auch für einen rohen, ungebildeten oder gewalttätigen Menschen.

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/bɑːˈber.i.ən/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Person oder Sache, die als unzivilisiert, primitiv oder grausam gilt.

Describes a person or thing that is considered uncivilized, primitive, or brutal.

  1. Uncivilized or primitiveB2formal

    Relating to a person or group considered to be uncivilized, primitive, or lacking culture.

    debarbarisch

    • The barbarian tribes invaded the Roman Empire.
    • They described the customs as barbarian and crude.
    • The historian studied the barbarian invasions of Europe.

    Synonymebarbaricbarbarousbrutishprimitivesavageuncivilizedwild

    Antonymecivilizedculturedpolishedrefinedsophisticated

  2. Cruel or brutalB2formal

    Characterized by cruelty, savagery, or lack of refinement.

    debarbarisch

    • The dictator's barbarian policies caused widespread suffering.
    • His barbarian behavior shocked the civilized world.
    • The punishment was considered barbarian by modern standards.

    Synonymebarbarousbrutalbrutishcruelinhumansavageuncivilizedwild

    Antonymecivilizedgentlehumanekindmerciful

Formen
  • more barbarian comparative form
  • most barbarian superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/bɑːˈbeə.ri.ən/B1formal
  • deSubstantiv für eine Person, die als unzivilisiert, primitiv oder einer fremden Kultur zugehörig gilt; historisch oft für Nichtgriechen oder Nichtrömer verwendet. Umgangssprachlich auch für einen rohen, ungebildeten oder gewalttätigen Menschen.

A noun referring to a person considered to be uncivilized, primitive, or belonging to a foreign culture, often used historically to describe non-Roman or non-Greek peoples.

  1. Uncivilized personB2formal

    A person belonging to a primitive or uncultured group, often used historically by ancient Greeks and Romans for foreigners.

    deBarbar

    • The ancient Romans considered the Goths to be barbarians.
    • Barbarians invaded the empire from the north.
    • He was described as a barbarian because of his rough manners.

    Synonymeheathenphilistineprimitivesavageyahoo

    Antonymecivilizedculturedrefined

  2. Cruel or brutal personB2formal

    A person who behaves in a savage, cruel, or uncivilized manner.

    deBarbar

    • The dictator was a barbarian who showed no mercy.
    • Only a barbarian would destroy such a beautiful work of art.
    • He acted like a barbarian during the argument.

    Synonymebeastloutmonsterogreruffiansavagethugyahoo

  3. Uncultured or ignorant personB2informal

    A person who lacks culture, refinement, or education.

    deUnkultivierter Mensch

    • He called his rival a barbarian for not appreciating classical music.
    • She felt like a barbarian at the art gallery, not understanding the paintings.
    • Don't be a barbarian; learn some basic etiquette.

    Synonymeboorignoramusloutlowbrowoafphilistinevulgarianyahoo

    Antonymeaestheteconnoisseurcultivatorintellectualsophisticate

Formen
  • barbarians plural form
  • barbarians' possessive plural form
  • barbarian's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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Vocabulary data from the Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset (CC BY 4.0), https://huggingface.co/datasets/Fristail27/vocab-bloom-hub-en

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