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vice1 British & World English

immoral or wicked behaviour

vice2 British & World English

as a substitute for

vice ( vise)3 British & World English

a metal tool with movable jaws which are used to hold an object firmly in place while work is done on it, typically attached to a workbench

vice4 British & World English

short for vice president, vice admiral, etc.

vice- British & World English

acting as deputy or substitute for; next in rank

vice in vice2 British & World English

as a substitute for

vice ring British & World English

a group of criminals involved in organizing illegal prostitution

vice-ridden British & World English

(of a place) having a high incidence of activity involving prostitution, pornography, or drugs

vice squad British & World English

a department or division of a police force that enforces laws against prostitution, drug abuse, illegal gambling, etc.

vice versa British & World English

with the main items in the preceding statement the other way round

vice admiral British & World English

a high rank of naval officer, above rear admiral and below admiral

vice anglais British & World English

a vice considered characteristic of the English, especially the use of corporal punishment for the purpose of sexual stimulation

pro hac vice British & World English

for or on this occasion only

vice chancellor British & World English

a deputy chancellor, especially one of a British university who discharges most of its administrative duties

vice president British & World English

an official or executive ranking below and deputizing for a president

vice chamberlain British & World English

a deputy chamberlain, especially (in the UK) the deputy of the Lord Chamberlain

air vice-marshal British & World English

a high rank of officer in the RAF, above air commodore and below air marshal

pro-vice-chancellor British & World English

an assistant or deputy vice chancellor of a university

viceregal British & World English

relating to a viceroy

stable vice in vice1 British & World English

a bad or neurotic habit of stabled horses, typically arising as a result of boredom

viceroyalty (also Viceroyalty) British & World English

the office, position, or authority of a viceroy

vice English-French

vice m

vice1 English-German

Laster

vice2 English-German

Schraubstock

vice1 English-Italian

vizio m

vice2 English-Italian

morsa f

vice Italian-English

deputy

vice squad English-German

Sittenpolizei

vice squad English-Italian

buoncostume f

vice versa Spanish-English

vice versa

vice-chairman English-German

stellvertretender Vorsitzender

vice-captain English-Italian

vicecapitano

vice-chairman English-Italian

vicepresidente mf

vice-chancellor English-French

président/-e

vice-president English-French

vice-président/-e m/f

vice-president English-German

Vizepräsident, -präsidentin