vice
41vice — [n1] bad habit; sin carnality, corruption, debasement, debauchery, decay, degeneracy, depravity, evil, evildoing, ill, immorality, indecency, iniquity, lechery, lewdness, libidinousness, licentiousness, looseness, lubricity, lust, maleficence,… …
42vice- — (Del lat. vice, abl. de vicis, vez). elem. compos. Significa en vez de o que hace las veces de . Vicerrector, [m6]vicepresidente. A veces toma las formas vi o viz . [m6]Virrey, vizconde …
43Vice... — Vice..., s. Vize …
44Vice... — Vice..., s. Vize …
45Vice — Vice, lat, an der Stelle, daher Vicekönig, Viceadmiral etc.; V.dom (v. dominus), Vitzdom, Verwalter geistlicher Güter, Schirmvogt, Stiftshauptmann; Vidam, früher in Frankreich bischöflicher Beamter zur Bewahrung der kirchlichen Rechte,… …
46vice — vīs n an abnormal behavior pattern in a domestic animal detrimental to its health or usefulness …
47vice- — {{hw}}{{vice }}{{/hw}} primo elemento: in parole composte relative a cariche o uffici significa ‘che fa le veci di’, ‘che svolge le funzioni di’: vicepreside, vicesegretario, viceré …
48Vice — Více DEFINICIJA ONOMASTIKA m. os. ime, hip. od v. Vincent …
49vice- — DEFINICIJA kao prvi dio riječi znači pomoćnika, zamjenika ili drugoga po rangu u odnosu na osobu koja se označuje drugim dijelom [viceadmiral] ONOMASTIKA pr. (prema službi): Vìceban (Zagreb, Turopolje) ETIMOLOGIJA lat.: umjesto …
50vice — 1 *fault, failing, frailty, foible Analogous words: defect, flaw, *blemish: infirmity, weakness (see corresponding adjectives at WEAK) 2 *offense, sin, crime, scandal Analogous words: transgression, trespass, violation, * …
