Definition of quisle in English:

quisle

verb ˈkwɪzl

rare

no object To act as a quisling; to betray one's country, especially by collaborating with an occupying enemy.

1940s; earliest use found in The Times. From quisl-, showing (humorous) identification of the ending of quisling as -ing.

verbˈkwɪzl

rare

no object To act as a quisling; to betray one's country, especially by collaborating with an occupying enemy.

1940s; earliest use found in The Times. From quisl-, showing (humorous) identification of the ending of quisling as -ing.

词汇	quisle
释义	Definition of quisle in English: quisle verb ˈkwɪzl rare no object To act as a quisling; to betray one's country, especially by collaborating with an occupying enemy. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The Times. From quisl-, showing (humorous) identification of the ending of quisling as -ing. Definition of quisle in US English: quisle verbˈkwɪzl rare no object To act as a quisling; to betray one's country, especially by collaborating with an occupying enemy. Origin 1940s; earliest use found in The Times. From quisl-, showing (humorous) identification of the ending of quisling as -ing.
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