crusade

crusade
noun
(Hist.; also fig.) Kreuzzug, der
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[kru:'seid] 1. noun
1) (Medieval wars against the Muslims in the Middle Ages, led by Christian kings.) der Kreuzzug
2) (a campaign in support of a good cause: the crusade against cigarette advertising.) der Kreuzzug
2. verb
(to take part in a crusade.) zu Felde ziehen
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cru·sade
[kru:ˈseɪd]
I. n
1. (campaign) Kreuzzug m, Kampagne f (for für +akk, against gegen +akk)
a moral \crusade for racial equality ein moralischer Kampf für Rassengleichheit
a \crusade against illiteracy/drug dealing ein Kampf m gegen den Analphabetismus/Drogenhandel
to start a \crusade [against sth] eine Kampagne [o einen Kreuzzug] [gegen etw akk] starten
2. HIST
the C\crusades pl die Kreuzzüge pl
II. vi
to \crusade for/against sth einen Kreuzzug für/gegen etw akk führen
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[kruː'seɪd]
1. n (HIST fig)
Kreuzzug m; (= evangelical crusade) Missions- or Glaubensfeldzug m
2. vi (HIST fig)
einen Kreuzzug/Kreuzzüge führen; (as evangelist) missionieren
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crusade [kruːˈseıd]
A s HIST Kreuzzug m, fig auch Feldzug m
B v/i HIST einen Kreuzzug unternehmen, fig auch zu Felde ziehen, kämpfen (alle:
for für;
against gegen)
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noun
(Hist.; also fig.) Kreuzzug, der
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n.
Kreuzzug -¨e m.

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