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10 Language-to-English DictionariesWicked
Morally wrong or evil.
Wicked sense of humour
A mischievous, sharp, and slightly cynical or irreverent way of finding amusement, often characterized by irony, teasing, or dark jokes.
Wide Area
A large or extensive space or region.
Wide Field
An extensive area of open land, especially one used for a specific purpose.
Wide Shot
A camera shot that captures a wide view of a scene, often used to establish context or setting.
Wide-Angle Shot
A photographic or cinematic shot that captures a wider field of view than a standard lens.
Wide-Scope
Having a broad or extensive range of application or consideration.
Wideband
Relating to a transmission system that operates over a wide range of frequencies.
Wideband Antenna
An antenna designed to operate over a wide range of frequencies.
Wideout
A player in American football who lines up farthest from the formation, typically responsible for catching passes.
Widerhalssteller
A device or support that holds or stabilizes the neck area.
Widerstand
The act of resisting or the state of being resistant.