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savagery
немски
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Wild·heit <-, -en> СЪЩ f
1. Wildheit kein мн (gewalttätiges Wesen):
Wildheit
2. Wildheit:
Wildheit (Leidenschaft)
английски
английски
немски
немски
Wildheit f <-, -en>
Wildheit f <-, -en>
ferociousness of animal, person
Wildheit f <-, -en>
ferocity of animal, person
Wildheit f <-, -en>
Wildheit f <-, -en>
Wildheit f <-, -en>
Wildheit f <-, -en>
fury of passion
Wildheit f <-, -en>
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Zahlreiche Orte haben bis heute ihre Wildheit und Unberührtheit erhalten.
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Gerade deshalb aber blieb die Ursprünglichkeit und Wildheit dieser Landschaft lange erhalten.
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In den Spruchbändern belegen beide Figuren, dass ungezähmte Wildheit nur durch ein gegenseitiges Versprechen bezwungen werden kann.
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In den späten 1960er Jahren suchte man nach verschiedenen Möglichkeiten, wie die Insel am besten unter Erhaltung der besonderen Wildheit genutzt werden kann.
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Das Wildschwein zeichnet sich durch Mut und Wildheit aus.
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Mit ungezügelter Wildheit brachen weitere Nordmänner am Ende des achten Jahrhunderts aus den nordeuropäischen Häfen auf.
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www.eldey.de
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With unbridled savagery further men sallied out from the northern European ports by the end of the eighth century.
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Kraft und Wildheit verkörpert ein kleiner Bronzeeber vom Rainberg.
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www.salzburgmuseum.at
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Power and savagery are embodied in a little bronze wild boar from Rainberg.
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