- crypto-communist
- nскрытый коммунист; человек, скрывающий свою принадлежность к компартии
Politics english-russian dictionary. 2013.
crypto-communist
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crypto-communist — |krip(ˌ)tō+ noun Usage: usually capitalized 2d C Etymology: crypt + Communist : one who secretly sympathizes with communism or is secretly a member of the Communist party * * * crypto commˈunist noun • • • Main Entry: ↑crypt * * * crypto… … Useful english dictionary
crypto-communist — cryp·to communist … English syllables
crypto- — before vowels crypt , combining element meaning secret or hidden, used in forming English words since at least 1760, from Gk. kryptos hidden, concealed, secret (the Gk. comb. form was krypho ). Crypto fascist is attested from 1937; crypto… … Etymology dictionary
crypto- — [krıptəu, tə US tou, tə] prefix formal [: Modern Latin; Origin: Greek kryptos hidden , from kryptein to hide ] secret or hidden ▪ a crypto Communist … Dictionary of contemporary English
crypto- — prefix formal secret or hidden: a crypto Communist … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
crypto- — comb. form concealed, secret (crypto communist). Etymology: Gk kruptos hidden … Useful english dictionary
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