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Junker - translation to russian
junker
![The renaissance humanist [[Nikolaus Meyer zum Pfeil]], of the Swiss [[Meyer zum Pfeil]] family, held the honorific ''Junker''](https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Special:FilePath/Nikolaus Meyer zum Pfeil und Barbara zum Luft Wandbehang.jpg?width=200 "The renaissance humanist [[Nikolaus Meyer zum Pfeil]], of the Swiss [[Meyer zum Pfeil]] family, held the honorific ''Junker''")
GERMAN NOBILITY TITLE
['dʒʌŋkə]
существительное
разговорное выражение
вещь
годная только на выброс (особ. об автомобиле, станке и т. п.)
Германия
юнкер
синоним
Junker
GERMAN NOBILITY TITLE
['juŋkə]
существительное
история
юнкер (прусский дворянин)
прусский реакционер
заносчивый прусский помещик
junker
GERMAN NOBILITY TITLE
junker germ. noun юнкер
Definition
Junker
['j??k?]
¦ noun historical a German nobleman or aristocrat, especially one of the Prussian aristocracy.
Derivatives
junkerdom noun
Origin
Ger., earlier Junkher, from Mid. High Ger. junc 'young' + herre 'lord'.
Wikipedia
Junker
Junker (, , , , , ) is a noble honorific, derived from Middle High German Juncherre, meaning "young nobleman"Duden; Meaning of Junker, in German. or otherwise "young lord" (derivation of jung and Herr).
Examples of use of Junker
1. In 1'55, Junker said he came to the United States.
2. Junker said he volunteered to join the German Waffen–SS in 1'40.
3. Kathy Heilbronner, assistant director of the Milwaukee Jewish Council for Community Relations, described Junker as a classic Holocaust denier.
4. Mr Junker was announcing a step towards reality through gritted teeth, a step he did not really wish to take.
5. "I can‘t even afford a normal car like this junker," he said, pointing to a worn–out Toyota parked on the street.
