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teutonic

/tjuːˈtɒn.ɪk/

Traduction: Relatif aux anciens Teutons ou aux peuples germaniques ; souvent utilisé pour désigner quelque chose de caractéristique de la culture ou de la langue allemande.

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adjective

/tjuːˈtɒn.ɪk/C2formal
  • frRelatif aux anciens Teutons ou aux peuples germaniques ; souvent utilisé pour désigner quelque chose de caractéristique de la culture ou de la langue allemande.

Relating to the ancient Teutons or Germanic peoples; often used to describe something characteristic of German culture or language.

  1. Relating to the ancient TeutonsC1formal

    Of or pertaining to the ancient Teutons, an early Germanic tribe, or their languages.

    frteutonique (relatif aux Teutons)

    • The Teutonic tribes played a significant role in early European history.
    • Scholars study Teutonic languages to understand Germanic roots.
    • Teutonic mythology includes tales of gods and heroes.

    Synonymesgermanicteuton

  2. Germanic in characterC1formal

    Having qualities or characteristics associated with Germanic peoples, such as strength, order, or a certain cultural style.

    frTeutonique (caractère germanique)

    • The architecture had a distinctly Teutonic feel.
    • His Teutonic efficiency impressed the entire team.
    • The music had a heavy, Teutonic sound.

    Synonymesgermangermanic

Formes
  • more teutonic comparative form
  • most teutonic superlative form