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Definition of banditti in English Turkish dictionary
- bandit
- haydut
Bu haydutlar aşağılıktır.
-These bandits are despicable.
Haydutlar kutsal kaseyi çaldılar.
-The bandits stole the Holy Grail.
- bandit
- {i} eşkıya
- bandit
- ızbandut
- bandit
- şaki
- bandit
- yol kesen
- bandit
- (Kanun) eşkiya
- a banditti
- soyguncu çetesi
- bandit
- {i} silâhlı soyguncu
- bandit
- yol kesen kimse
- bandit
- haydut çetesi
- bandit
- eşklya takımı
- bandit
- eşklya
- bandit
- banditry haydutluk
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Definition of banditti in English English dictionary
- robbers or outlaws
I have more pleasure in a snug farmhouse than a watch-tower—and a troop of tidy, happy villagers please me better than the finest banditti in the world.”.
- {n} men outlawed, highwaymen, robbers
- bandit
- An enemy aircraft
- bandit
- an outlaw
- bandit
- Hostile aircraft
- bandit
- one who cheats others
- bandit
- one who robs others
- bandit
- {i} brigand, outlaw, robber, thief; enemy aircraft
- bandit
- A slang term for a confirmed hostile target, Used in both aerial and space combat
- bandit
- Enemy Aircraft
- bandit
- In the Glasgow area, any thing, person, or event that causes pain or outrage may be referred to as a bandit, especially in exclamations such as ya bandit!
- bandit
- an armed thief who is (usually) a member of a band
- bandit
- Robbers are sometimes called bandits, especially if they are found in areas where the law has broken down. This is real bandit country. = outlaw. someone who robs people, especially one of a group of people who attack travellers (bandito, from bandire )
- bandit
- An outlaw; a brigand
- bandit
- plural banditti or bandits , properly means outlaw (Italian, bandito, banished, men pronounced "banned") As these outlaws very often became robbers, the term soon came to signify banded highwaymen
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