English-Italian translation for "barbarian"

barbarian {noun} (also: savage)

barbarian {noun} (also: savage)

barbarian {adj.} (also: uncivilized, barbaric)

barbarian {adj.} (also: uncivilized, barbaric)

barbarian {adj.} [hist.] (also: foreign)

Colonial wars bring forth barbarians.

Barbarianism is a fundamental aspect of imperialism.

Barbarians who in the dead of night carry out monstrous slaughterings, continue to get off scot-free.

But, ladies and gentlemen, however terrible their barbarianism, it will not stop the march of history.

The Oostlander report cries out " what will become of us without barbarians ', without threats and without dangers.

The financial and military support granted by the military regime to the Taliban barbarians in Afghanistan is repugnant.

But before I finished, the chief of the barbarians stood up and said, 'But wait, you haven't told us about the greatest ruler of them all.

If the rules governing the transport of animals are an indicator of Europe’ s maturity, we are unfortunately still barbarians.

Those who call themselves the guardians of civilisation are proving once again to be barbarians and the most dangerous terrorists of all.

One wonders how Israel can engage in this sort of barbarianism against civilians, including children, while the powerful nations on earth stand by and do nothing.