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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. wild [Brit wʌɪld, Am waɪld] N

in the wild conditions, life
to grow in the wild
the call of the wild

II. wilds N

wilds npl:

III. wild [Brit wʌɪld, Am waɪld] ADJ

1. wild (in natural state):

wild creature, plant, person
wild bird/animal

2. wild (desolate):

wild hill, landscape

3. wild (turbulent):

wild wind
wild sea
it was a wild night

4. wild (unrestrained):

wild party, laughter
wild person
wild person
wild imagination
wild applause
to go wild fans, audience:
wild mood swings

5. wild (furious):

wild inf
he'll go or be wild!

6. wild (enthusiastic) inf:

to be wild about
computers, films I'm not wild about him/it

7. wild (outlandish):

wild idea, plan, scheme
wild claim, promise, accusation
wild story
wild story
dingue inf

8. wild (very good) inf:

the concert was really wild inf!

IV. wild [Brit wʌɪld, Am waɪld] ADV

wild grow:

wild

V. wild [Brit wʌɪld, Am waɪld]

wild beast N

wild beast

wild card N

1. wild card (in cards):

wild card

2. wild card (unpredictable element):

wild card fig

3. wild card SPORTS:

wild card

Phrases:

wild card, a. wildcard COMPUT

wild boar N

wild boar

wild cherry N

wild cherry

wild brier N

wild brier → wild rose

wild rose N

wild rose
wild rose

wild-eyed [Brit ˌwʌɪldˈʌɪd, Am ˈwaɪldˌaɪd] ADJ

wild-eyed

wild flower N

wild flower
wild flower

wild duck N

wild duck

wild dog N

wild dog

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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. wild [waɪld] ADJ

1. wild (untamed):

wild animal, flower

2. wild (unrestrained):

wild person
wild country
wild life
wild scheme, promises
wild party, talk
wild weather, conditions
wild wind
wild sea

3. wild (keen):

wild
he was wild
to be wild about sth

4. wild (not accurate):

wild punch, shot

5. wild inf (angry):

wild
to go wild
to drive sb wild

6. wild (untidy):

wild hair

7. wild inf (wonderful):

wild

Phrases:

wild horses couldn't make sb do sth

II. wild [waɪld] ADV

wild
to grow/live wild

Phrases:

to run wild

III. wild [waɪld] N

1. wild no pl (natural environment):

wild
in the wild

2. wild pl (remote places):

wild

wild goose <- geese> N

wild goose

wild card N

wild card

wild boar N ZOOL

wild boar

wild goose chase N (hopeless search)

Wild West N

the Wild West
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
wild
wild
frénétique enthousiasme
wild
frénétique applaudissements
wild
wild cherry
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engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski

I. wild [waɪld] ADJ

1. wild (untamed):

wild animal, flower

2. wild (unrestrained):

wild person
wild country
wild life
wild party, talk
wild weather, conditions
wild wind
wild sea

3. wild (enthusiastic):

wild
to be wild about sth

4. wild (not accurate):

wild punch, shot

5. wild inf (angry):

wild
to go wild
to drive sb wild

6. wild (messy):

wild hair

7. wild inf (wonderful):

wild

Phrases:

wild horses couldn't make sb do sth

II. wild [waɪld] ADV

wild
to grow/live wild

Phrases:

to run wild

III. wild [waɪld] N

1. wild (natural environment):

wild
in the wild

2. wild pl (remote places):

wild

wild goose <- geese> N

wild goose

wild boar N ZOOL

wild boar

wild goose chase N (hopeless search)

Wild West N

the Wild West
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
wild
wild
frénétique enthousiasme
wild
frénétique applaudissements
wild
wild dream
wild boar