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wild
UK
/waɪld/
US
/waɪld/
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wild
noun
wilds
pl
UK
/waɪld/
US
/waɪld/
дикая природа
The explorers ventured into the wild.
Исследователи отправились в дикую природу.
пустошь
The movie was set in a post-apocalyptic wild.
Фильм был снят в постапокалиптической пустоши.
Traductions supplémentaires
глушь
необжитая местность
Synonymes
wilderness
wilds
backcountry
outback
hinterland
boondocks
backwoods
wilderness area
open country
wild country
nature
untamed nature
wild
adjective
wilder
Comp.
wildest
Super.
UK
/waɪld/
US
/waɪld/
дикий
The wild animals roamed freely in the forest.
Дикие животные свободно бродили по лесу.
бурный
The party was wild and lasted all night.
Вечеринка была бурной и длилась всю ночь.
необузданный
He has a wild imagination that often surprises people.
У него необузданное воображение, которое часто удивляет людей.
Traductions supplémentaires
неистовый
свирепый
бешеный
Synonymes
untamed
feral
savage
uncontrolled
unrestrained
chaotic
rampant
natural
free-spirited
uninhabited
Antonymes
tame
domesticated
wild
adverb
Informal/dialectal use meaning “in an uncontrolled, violent, or excited manner.”
Synonymes
wildly
recklessly
uncontrollably
madly
frantically
fiercely
violently
wilds
noun
wild
wilds
pl
UK
/waɪldz/
US
/waɪldz/
пустошь
The explorers ventured into the wilds to discover new lands.
Исследователи отправились в пустошь, чтобы открыть новые земли.
глушь
They built a cabin in the wilds to escape the city life.
Они построили хижину в глуши, чтобы сбежать от городской жизни.
Traductions supplémentaires
дебри
чаща
Synonymes
wilderness
backcountry
outback
wilds
untamed land
wild regions
Définitions
wild
noun
A natural state or uncultivated region, often characterized by untamed flora and fauna.
The explorers ventured deep into the wild, far from any signs of civilization.
wild
adjective
Living or growing in the natural environment; not domesticated or cultivated.
The wild animals roamed freely in the vast savannah.
Uncontrolled or unrestrained, especially in behavior or emotions.
The party got a bit wild as the night went on.
Not based on reason or reality; unrealistic or fanciful.
He had a wild idea about traveling to Mars next year.
Characterized by a lack of order or discipline; chaotic.
The classroom was wild with excitement on the last day of school.
Very enthusiastic or excited.
The crowd went wild when the band took the stage.
wild
adverb
In an uncontrolled, violent, or excited manner (informal, chiefly dialect).
The fans cheered wild when the final whistle blew.
wilds
noun
An uncultivated, uninhabited, and inhospitable region.
The explorers ventured into the wilds of the Amazon rainforest.
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