Jew

UK
/dʒuː/
US
/dʒu/
Jewnoun
Jews
pl
UK
/dʒuː/
US
/dʒu/
Traductions
The Jew celebrated Hanukkah with his family.
Еврей праздновал Хануку со своей семьей.
The ancient texts were studied by the Jew in the library.
Древние тексты изучались иудеем в библиотеке.
Définitions
A member of the people and cultural community whose traditional religion is Judaism and who trace their origins to the ancient Hebrew people of Israel.
She is a Jew who celebrates Hanukkah with her family every year.
A person whose religion is Judaism.
As a Jew, he attends synagogue services every Saturday.
Synonymes
Jewish individual
member of Judaism
member of the Jewish people
Jewish person
Jewadjective
UK
/dʒuː/
US
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Used mainly attributively (e.g., “Jew lawyer”); dated/offensive; not normally gradable.
Définitions
Relating to Jews or Judaism; Jewish (used attributively and often considered offensive or outdated).
The flyer contained antisemitic references to a “Jew banker.”
Jewverb
Définitions
To bargain with or haggle over money in a miserly or aggressive manner; to cheat someone out of something (offensive slang).
He tried to jew the shopkeeper down to half the asking price.