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mercenary

/ˈmɜːr.sə.ner.i/

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adjective

/ˈmɜːr.sə.ner.i/C1formal
  • ruРуководствующийся в первую очередь желанием получить деньги или другую материальную выгоду, а не моральными принципами или верностью.

Primarily motivated by a desire for money or other material gain, rather than by moral principles or loyalty.

  1. Motivated by moneyC1formal

    Primarily motivated by a desire for money or material gain, rather than by moral or ethical considerations.

    ruКорыстный

    • His mercenary attitude towards the charity work was disappointing.
    • She made a mercenary decision to marry for wealth.
    • The company's mercenary policies prioritized profit over employee well-being.

    Synonymsacquisitiveavariciouscovetousgraspinggreedymaterialisticvenal

    Antonymsaltruisticgenerousidealisticphilanthropicprincipledselflessunselfish

Forms
  • more mercenary comparative form
  • most mercenary superlative form
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noun

/ˈmɜː.sən.ər.i/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее профессионального солдата, нанятого для службы в иностранной армии или конфликте, обычно мотивированного личной выгодой, а не лояльностью или идеологией.

A noun referring to a professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army or conflict, typically motivated by personal gain rather than loyalty or ideology.

  1. Hired soldierB2formal

    A professional soldier hired to serve in a foreign army or conflict for money.

    ruНаёмник

    • The general hired mercenaries to reinforce his troops.
    • Mercenaries fought for profit rather than loyalty.
    • The government denied using mercenaries in the conflict.

    Synonymshired gunsoldier of fortune

  2. Person motivated by moneyC1informal

    Someone who acts primarily for financial gain, often disregarding ethics or loyalty.

    ruНаёмник

    • He's a mercenary who only cares about the highest bidder.
    • The lawyer was accused of being a mercenary for taking the case.
    • She called him a mercenary for switching jobs for a higher salary.

    Synonymshired gunsoldier of fortune

    Antonymsaltruistidealistpatriot

Forms
  • mercenaries plural form
  • mercenaries' possessive plural form
  • mercenary's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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