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wilding

/ˈwaɪl.dɪŋ/

Traducción: Sustantivo con dos significados diferentes: primero, una planta silvestre o no cultivada, especialmente un manzano silvestre o ácido; segundo, un acto de comportamiento violento o destructivo, a menudo cometido por un grupo y a veces asociado con agresiones sexuales.

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noun

/ˈwaɪl.dɪŋ/C2formal
  • esSustantivo con dos significados diferentes: primero, una planta silvestre o no cultivada, especialmente un manzano silvestre o ácido; segundo, un acto de comportamiento violento o destructivo, a menudo cometido por un grupo y a veces asociado con agresiones sexuales.

A noun with two distinct meanings: first, a wild, uncultivated plant, especially a wild apple or crabapple tree; second, an act of violent or destructive behavior, often involving a group and sometimes associated with sexual assaults.

  1. Wild uncultivated plantC2formal

    A plant that grows naturally without cultivation, especially a wild apple or crabapple tree.

    esManzano silvestre

    • The orchard was overgrown with wildings and brambles.
    • He collected wildings from the forest to study their genetics.
    • The old farm had a few wilding apple trees still bearing fruit.

    Sinónimoscrabapplevolunteerwild apple

    Antónimoscultivarcultivated plant

  2. Outrageous rampageC2informalamerican

    An act of violent, destructive, and often sexually aggressive behavior by a group, typically targeting women.

    esPandilla violenta (asalto salvaje)

    • The news reported a shocking wilding incident in the park.
    • The gang was arrested for a wilding spree that terrorized the neighborhood.
    • The term 'wilding' became infamous after a high-profile case in the 1980s.

    Sinónimosfrenzyoutbreakrampageriotspree

Formas
  • wildings plural form
  • wildings' possessive plural form
  • wilding's possessive singular form