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riot
['raɪət]
n
gen.
Aufruhr
m
;
Ausschreitung
f
;
Krawall
m
;
Volksaufruhr
m
;
sich austoben
;
Aufstand
m
;
Randale
m
;
Randale machen
;
sich an einem Aufruhr beteiligen
;
toben
;
randalieren
busin.
Lärm
m
;
Unruhe
f
footb.
Krawalle
m
(mpl)
inf.
Krawall machen
law
Landfriedensbruch
m
tech.
Tumult
m
riots
n
footb.
Krawall
m
;
Krawalle
m
(mpl)
riot
['raɪət]
v
tech.
wüten
riots
v
gen.
randaliert
English thesaurus
riot
['raɪət]
n
law
A public disturbance involving acts of violence by persons where three or more persons are gathered
slang
funny
(The comedy program was
a real riot
)
RIOT
['raɪət]
abbr.
abbr.
real-time input-output transducer
abbr., avia.
real time input output transducer
abbr., el.
RAM input/output timer
abbr., mil.
Remote Independently Operable Transceiver
abbr., mil., air.def.
realtime input-output transducer
abbr., oil
real-time input-output translator
;
retrieval of information via on-line terminal
abbr., scottish
Remotely Independently Operable Transceiver
mil.
remote input/output terminal
;
retrieval of information by on-line terminal
tech.
real-time input/output transducer
;
remote input-output terminal
riot:
56 phrases
in 14 subjects
British
usage, not spelling
1
Business
2
Economy
3
Finances
1
Football
2
Foreign trade
1
General
26
Idiomatic
1
Informal
2
Information technology
1
Insurance
7
Law
6
Military
2
Weapons and gunsmithing
1
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