rogues nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di rogues nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.rogue [ingl brit rəʊɡ, ingl am roʊɡ] SOST

1. rogue scherz:

rogue

birbone m

rogue

canaglia f

rogue

briccone m

charming, handsome rogue

simpatica canaglia, amabile furfante

2. rogue pegg:

rogue

mascalzone m

rogue

canaglia f

rogue

farabutto m

rogues' gallery

album segnaletico

rogues' gallery fig, scherz

libro nero

3. rogue (animal):

rogue

animale m solitario

II.rogue [ingl brit rəʊɡ, ingl am roʊɡ] AGG before sost

1. rogue (maverick):

rogue elephant

solitario

rogue politician

dissidente

rogue detective

anticonformista, dai metodi stravaganti

2. rogue pegg builder, landlord, trader:

rogue

disonesto

rogue state [ˌrəʊɡˈsteɪt] SOST

rogue state

stato m canaglia

rogue wave [ˌrəʊɡˈweɪv] SOST

rogue wave

onda f anomala

Traduzioni di rogues nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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manigoldo (manigolda)

rogue

ribaldo

rogue

mascalzone (mascalzona)

rogue

furfante scherz

rogue

lestofante

rogue

farabutto (farabutta)

rogue

canaglia (persona malvagia)

rogue

una simpatica canaglia scherz

a handsome rogue

rogues nel dizionario PONS

Traduzioni di rogues nel dizionario inglese»italiano

I.rogue [roʊg] SOST

1. rogue (rascal):

rogue

briccone(-a) m (f)

2. rogue (villain):

rogue

mascalzone(-a) m (f)

II.rogue [roʊg] AGG

rogue animal

solitario, -a

rogue trader, company

disonesto, -a

Traduzioni di rogues nel dizionario italiano»inglese

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mascalzone

rogue

ribaldo

rogue

birbante

rogue

pellaccia

rogue

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

On two occasions he was waylaid by rogues.

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They were originally introduced in 1994 and were first portrayed as a family of local thugs, but were quickly changed into lovable rogues.

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Rogues manage to avoid most trouble thanks to their swiftness and agility.

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Rogues are typically dexterous and possess many skills, allowing them to excel in many areas of expertise.

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Scourge can not bluff these cats as he tricked the dog, and the forest rogues openly mock and threaten him.

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The heroes battle and defeat the collected rogues.

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They are a group of rogues, outlaws, and experts of strong-arm tactics, who are supposed to serve as a security force for the technies.

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If outside there, people believe that we are all rogues, nobody will bring their money to a roguish country.

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Warriors and rogues, while both are damage dealers, work in slightly different ways.

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However, solitary rogues are frequently an exception to this rule, and sometimes make unprovoked attacks on passers-by.

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