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Swiss [swɪs] adj (Placename) (Social Science / Peoples) (Linguistics / Languages) of, relating to, or characteristic of Switzerland, its inhabitants, or their dialects of German, French, and Italian n
(Social Science / Peoples) a native, inhabitant, or citizen of Switzerland ThesaurusLegend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms
Translations Swiss [ˈswɪs] n → Suisse(sse) m/f Swiss adj → Schweizer, schweizerisch; he is Swiss → er ist Schweizer; she is Swiss → sie ist Schweizerin; the Swiss-German part of Switzerland → die deutsch(sprachig)e Schweiz; the Swiss Guard → die Schweizergarde; a Swiss Guard → ein Schweizer m; Swiss steak (US, Cook) paniertes Steak mit Tomaten und Zwiebeln Swiss: Swiss army knife n → Schweizer Offiziersmesser nt, → Schweizermesser nt Swiss cheese n → Schweizer Käse m; her argument has more holes than Swiss (esp US) → ihre Argumentation hat mehr Löcher als ein Schweizer Käse; Swiss plant → Fensterblatt nt, → Philodendron m or nt Swiss French n (= person) → Welschschweizer(in) m(f) (Ling) → Schweizer Französisch nt Swiss German n (= person) → Deutschschweizer(in) m(f) (Ling) → Schweizerdeutsch nt, → Schwyzerdütsch nt Swiss roll n (Brit) → Biskuitrolle f Swiss [swɪs] 1. adj → svizzero/a 2. n pl inv → svizzero/a Swiss [swɪs] 1. adj → svizzero/a 2. n pl inv → svizzero/a How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| And although Swiss and Spanish infantry may be considered very formidable, nevertheless there is a defect in both, by reason of which a third order would not only be able to oppose them, but might be relied upon to overthrow them. In the afternoons, when grandmother sat upstairs darning, or making husking-gloves, I read `The Swiss Family Robinson' aloud to her, and I felt that the Swiss family had no advantages over us in the way of an adventurous life. A fanciful little wooden building, imitating the form of a Swiss cottage, was placed so as to command the prospect. |
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