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vice1 [vaɪs] N (immoral behaviour)

1. vice (moral weakness):

vice
Laster nt <-s, ->
vice

2. vice no pl (immoral behaviour):

vice

3. vice LAW:

vice
Sittlichkeitsdelikt nt <-(e)s, -e>

vice2, Am vise [vaɪs] N TECH (tool)

vice
Schraubstock m <-(e)s, -stöcke>
OpenDict entry

vice PREP

vice ...

vice- [ˌvaɪs] COMP

vice-

vice-ˈad·mi·ral N

vice-admiral
Vizeadmiral(in) m (f) <-s, -e [o. -äle]>

vice-ˈchair·man N

vice-ˈchan·cel·lor N

Vizekanzler(in) m (f) <-s, -; -, -nen>
vice-chancellor Brit UNIV
Rektor(in) m (f) <-s, -o̱ren>

Vice ˈChan·cel·lor N, VC N LAW

ˈvice-like ADJ

vice-like
fest <fester, am festesten>
to hold sb/sth in [or with] a vice-like grip
jdn/etw eisern im Griff haben inf

vice-ˈpresi·den·cy N

vice ˈpresi·dent N, vice-ˈpresi·dent N, VP N

Vizepräsident(in) m (f) <-en, -en; -, -nen>

ˈvice ring N

ˈvice squad N

vice squad
Sittendezernat nt <-s, -e>