barbarian
US /bɑːrˈber.i.ən/
UK /bɑːrˈber.i.ən/
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bárbaro
a member of a community or tribe not belonging to one of the great civilizations (Greek, Roman, Christian).
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The Roman Empire eventually fell to the invading barbarians.
O Império Romano acabou caindo para os bárbaros invasores.
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Ancient Greeks often referred to non-Greek speakers as barbarians.
Os antigos gregos frequentemente se referiam aos não falantes de grego como bárbaros.
2.
bárbaro, brutal
a person who is uncivilized, brutal, or cruel.
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His behavior at the party was absolutely barbarian.
O comportamento dele na festa foi absolutamente bárbaro.
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Only a true barbarian would treat animals with such cruelty.
Apenas um verdadeiro bárbaro trataria animais com tanta crueldade.
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bárbaro, cruel
uncivilized, brutal, or cruel.
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The conquerors committed many barbarian acts against the defeated population.
Os conquistadores cometeram muitos atos bárbaros contra a população derrotada.
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It was a truly barbarian display of power.
Foi uma demonstração de poder verdadeiramente bárbara.