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fiend

/fiːnd/

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noun

/fiːnd/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее злого духа, демона или чрезвычайно порочного и жестокого человека; также может относиться к человеку с чрезмерным увлечением определённым занятием.

A noun referring to an evil spirit, demon, or a person who is extremely wicked or cruel; can also refer to someone with an excessive enthusiasm for a particular activity.

  1. B2formal

    An evil spirit or demon, often used in folklore and mythology.

    ruЗлой дух или демон

    • The ancient texts describe a fiend that haunts the forest.
    • In the story, the hero battles a terrible fiend.
    • Legends speak of a fiend that steals children at night.

    Synonymsdaemondemondevilevil spiritimpsatan

  2. Cruel or wicked personB2formal

    A person who is extremely cruel, wicked, or malicious.

    ruЗлодей

    • The dictator was a fiend who showed no mercy.
    • She called him a fiend for his cruel actions.
    • The villain in the movie is a true fiend.

    Synonymsbarbarianbeastdemondevilmonsterogresavagevillain

    Antonymsangelsaint

  3. Enthusiast or addictB2informal

    A person who is extremely enthusiastic about or addicted to something.

    ruФанат или зависимый

    • He's a fitness fiend who works out every day.
    • She's a crossword fiend and solves puzzles in minutes.
    • My brother is a coffee fiend and drinks five cups a day.

    Synonymsaddictaficionadobuffdevoteeenthusiastfanfanaticfreakjunkiemaniacnutzealot

Forms
  • fiends plural form
  • fiends' possessive plural form
  • fiend's possessive singular form
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