Translations for „bellicose“ in the English » German Dictionary

bel·li·cose [ˈbelɪkəʊs, Am -koʊs] ADJ pej form

bellicose

kriegerisch

bellicose person

streitsüchtig

to be in a bellicose mood

in kriegerischer Stimmung sein

to be in a bellicose mood

zum Streiten aufgelegt sein

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be in a bellicose mood

zum Streiten aufgelegt sein

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

If they were empowered as leaders, the conditions of an anarchic world would force them to make the same bellicose decisions that men do.

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Those identified were supposed to possess a bellicose and ungovernable nature.

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Yet the hymn itself is not literally bellicose.

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He ultimately had at least 35 war-time hits, in tone from the bellicose to the ethereal.

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He often sought out peaceful means rather than bellicose means of putting areas under his control.

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You see, the bellicose fools on here have mixed up several factors.

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Reading it, you can't help pitying the hapless little girl trapped in the crossfire of a bellicose and bitter split.

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Included were a number of large well-armed ships, whose owners knew the risk that ran their ships taking part in this bellicose endeavor.

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At various places along the cylindrical towers are canon emplacements, narrower to the interior, that provide an image that is bellicose and somber.

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It began in 1730 as a literary journal and became known for its bellicose writings on individual authors.

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