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legion

/ˈliː.dʒən/

Übersetzung: Veraltetes oder literarisches Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung 'sehr zahlreich' oder 'unzählig', oft in der Wendung 'ihr Name ist Legion'., Substantiv, das eine große militärische Einheit oder eine sehr große Anzahl von Menschen oder Dingen bezeichnet; historisch auch für ein Heer verwendet, heute auch für einen Veteranenverband.

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adjective

/ˈliː.dʒən/C2formalveraltet
  • deVeraltetes oder literarisches Adjektiv mit der Bedeutung 'sehr zahlreich' oder 'unzählig', oft in der Wendung 'ihr Name ist Legion'.

An archaic or literary adjective meaning 'very many' or 'numerous', often used in the phrase 'their name is legion'.

  1. Numerous or countlessC1formal

    Very large in number; countless.

    dezahlreich

    • The problems facing the project were legion.
    • His contributions to the field are legion.
    • The reasons for her success are legion.

    Synonymecountlessincalculableinnumerablemanifoldmultitudinousmyriadnumberlessnumerousuntold

    Antonymefewrarescarcesparse

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

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noun

/ˈliː.dʒən/B2formalveraltet
  • deSubstantiv, das eine große militärische Einheit oder eine sehr große Anzahl von Menschen oder Dingen bezeichnet; historisch auch für ein Heer verwendet, heute auch für einen Veteranenverband.

A noun referring to a large military unit or a vast multitude of people or things; also historically used for an army, and in modern contexts for an association of ex-servicemen.

  1. Large military unitB2formal

    A large organized group of soldiers, especially in ancient Rome.

    deLegion

    • The Roman legion marched across the plains.
    • Each legion consisted of thousands of soldiers.
    • The general commanded three legions in the campaign.

    Synonymearmybattalionbrigadedivisionforcehostregiment

  2. Vast multitudeB2formal

    A very large number of people or things.

    deUnmenge

    • Legions of fans gathered to see the band.
    • There are legions of reasons to visit that city.
    • A legion of volunteers helped clean the park.

    Synonymeabundancearmycrowdhordehostmassmultitudemyriadprofusionseaswarmthrong

    Antonymefewhandfulscatteringsmatteringtrickle

  3. Association of ex-servicemenC1formalbritish

    An organization or society for former military personnel.

    deLegion

    • He joined the British Legion after his service.
    • The legion holds an annual remembrance ceremony.
    • Members of the legion marched in the parade.
  4. Archaic term for armyC2formal

    An old-fashioned word for a large military force or army.

    deLegion

    • The king gathered his legion to defend the realm.
    • In ancient texts, the legion was a symbol of power.
    • The poet wrote of a legion marching into battle.

    Synonymehost

Formen
  • legions plural form
  • legions' possessive plural form
  • legion'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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