vulpine
/ˈvʌl.paɪn/Übersetzung: Fuchsartig oder an einen Fuchs erinnernd; wird oft verwendet, um listiges, verschlagenes oder hinterlistiges Verhalten zu beschreiben.
Wortbeziehungen
adjective
/ˈvʌl.paɪn/Относящийся к лисе или напоминающий лису; часто используется для описания хитрого или лукавого поведения.
Relativo al zorro o que se le parece; se usa a menudo para describir un comportamiento astuto o artero.
Qui se rapporte au renard ou qui évoque le renard ; souvent utilisé pour décrire un comportement rusé ou sournois.
Fuchsartig oder an einen Fuchs erinnernd; wird oft verwendet, um listiges, verschlagenes oder hinterlistiges Verhalten zu beschreiben.
Relativo à raposa ou que lembra uma raposa; frequentemente usado para descrever comportamento astuto, manhoso ou traiçoeiro.
与狐狸有关的,或像狐狸一样的;常用来形容狡猾、奸诈或机敏的行为。
يُستَخدم لوصف ما يتعلق بالثعلب أو ما يشبهه، ويُستَخدم أيضًا لوصف السلوك الماكر أو المخادع.
Relating to or resembling a fox; often used to describe cunning or sly behavior.
Fox-likeC2formal
Having the characteristics or appearance of a fox.
Лисий
Vulpino
de renard, vulpin
fuchsartig
Rapinesco
狐狸般的
ثعلبي
- The creature had a vulpine face with sharp features.
- His vulpine grin made him look cunning.
- The painting captured the vulpine grace of the animal.
Cunning or slyC2formal
Having or showing cleverness and deceit, like a fox.
Хитрый
Astuto, zorro
rusé, malin comme un renard
Verschlagen
Astuto
狡猾的
ماكر
- The politician used vulpine tactics to win the debate.
- Her vulpine intelligence allowed her to outsmart her rivals.
- He gave a vulpine smile as he revealed his plan.
Synonymeartfulcraftycunningdeviousfoxyguilefulslytrickywily
Antonymeartlesscandidfrankguilelesshonestingenuousnaivesincere
- more vulpine comparative form
- most vulpine superlative form
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