welsh

• Wales, das walisische Volk oder die walisische Sprache betreffend.

Relating to Wales, its people, or its language.

1. A2formal

   Of or relating to Wales, its people, or its language.

   Walisisch

   • She is learning the Welsh language.
   • The Welsh countryside is beautiful.
   • He attended a Welsh festival.

   Synonymecambriancymric

• Substantiv, das das Volk, die Sprache oder die Kultur bezeichnet, die mit Wales verbunden sind, einem Land innerhalb des Vereinigten Königreichs.

A noun referring to the people, language, or culture associated with Wales, a country that is part of the United Kingdom.

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1. A2formalbritish

   The Celtic language spoken by the people of Wales.

   Walisisch

   • She is learning Welsh at university.
   • Welsh is one of the official languages of Wales.
   • Many road signs in Wales are written in both English and Welsh.

   Synonymecymric

2. A2formalbritish

   The people of Wales collectively.

   Walisisches Volk

   • The Welsh are known for their love of rugby.
   • The Welsh have a rich cultural heritage.
   • He is proud to be Welsh.

   Synonymecymry

• Veraltetes Verb mit der Bedeutung, jemanden zu betrügen oder zu täuschen, besonders indem man sich vor der Zahlung einer Schuld oder Wette drückt. Es wird auch in der Wendung 'to welsh on a bet' verwendet, was bedeutet, eine Wette nicht zu bezahlen oder sich aus ihr herauszureden.

An obsolete verb meaning to cheat or swindle someone, especially by avoiding payment of a debt or wager. Also used in the phrase 'welsh on a bet'.

1. Cheat by avoiding paymentC1informal

   To fail to pay a debt, especially a gambling debt, or to break a promise.

   Schulden nicht bezahlen

   • He welshed on his bet after losing the poker game.
   • She welshed on her promise to help with the project.
   • The gambler welshed on his debt and disappeared.

   Synonymebilkcheatdefaultrenegeswindle

   Antonymefulfillpayrepaysettle