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[-vəs]adjective a mischievous child.) espiègle -
2 mischievous
mischievous ['mɪstʃɪvəs]∎ mischievous trick or prank espièglerie f;∎ to play a mischievous trick on sb jouer un tour ou faire une farce à qn∎ mischievous gossip médisances fplUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > mischievous
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3 mischievous
mischievous [ˈmɪst∫ɪvəs][person, smile, glance] malicieux ; [child, behaviour] espiègle* * *['mɪstʃɪvəs]adjective [child, comedy, humour] espiègle; [smile, eyes] malicieux/-ieuse -
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5 imp
[imp]1) (a small devil or wicked spirit.) diablotin2) (a mischievous child: Her son is a little imp.) petit diable•- impish -
6 monkey
1. noun1) (an animal of the type most like man, especially those which are small and have long tails (ie not the apes).) singe2) (a mischievous child: Their son is a little monkey.) polisson/-onne2. verb((especially with with) to meddle or interfere: Who's been monkeying (about) with the television set?) tripoter- monkey nut -
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jackanapes ['dʒækəneɪps]archaic or literary (arrogant person) fat m, faquin m; (mischievous child) polisson(onne) m,f, galopin m -
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9 rogue
rogue [rəʊg]1 noun(a) (scoundrel) escroc m, filou m; (mischievous child) polisson(onne) m,f, coquin(e) m,f; (maverick) franc-tireur m∎ a rogue elephant un éléphant solitaire►► rogues' gallery (in police files) photographies fpl de repris de justice;Biology rogue gene gène m aberrant;rogue policeman policier m corrompu;rogue state État m voyou, État m paria;Stock Exchange rogue trader opérateur(trice) m,f peu scrupuleux(euse) -
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wicked [ˈwɪkɪd]a. ( = immoral) [person] mauvais ; [act, deed] malveillant• that was a wicked thing to do! c'était vraiment méchant (de faire ça) !b. ( = nasty) [comment] méchantc. ( = naughty) [child] vilain ; [sense of humour] plein de malice* * *['wɪkɪd]1) ( evil) [person] méchant; [heart, deed] cruel/-elle; [plot] pernicieux/-ieuse; [intention] mauvais2) ( mischievous) malicieux/-ieuse3) ( naughty) pervers4) ( vicious) [wind] méchant; [weapon] redoutable; [sarcasm] cinglant5) (colloq) ( terrible)••no peace ou rest for the wicked — pas de repos pour les braves (colloq)
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[rəuɡ]1) (a dishonest person: I wouldn't buy a car from a rogue like him.) gredin2) (a mischievous person, especially a child: She's a little rogue sometimes.) polisson/-onne -
12 urchin
['ə: in](a mischievous, usually dirty or ragged, child, especially a boy: He was chased by a crowd of urchins.) gamin -
13 holy
∎ to swear by all that is holy jurer par tous les saints∎ that child is a holy terror (mischievous) cet enfant est un vrai démon;∎ the new headmaster is a holy terror (intimidating) le nouveau principal est redoutable□ ;∎ to have a holy fear of sth avoir une sainte peur de qch;∎ American pejorative he's a real holy roller il est vraiment prêchi-prêcha;∎ holy smoke!, holy mackerel!, holy cow! mince alors!, ça alors!, Seigneur!;2 noun∎ Religion the Holy of Holies le saint des saints; figurative humorous (inner sanctum) sanctuaire m, antre m sacré; (special place) lieu m saint►► Religion the Holy Bible la Sainte Bible;the Holy City la Ville sainte;Religion Holy Communion la Sainte Communion;∎ to take Holy Communion communier, recevoir la Sainte Communion;Religion the Holy Family la Sainte Famille;Religion the Holy Father le Saint-Père;Religion the Holy Ghost le Saint-Esprit, l'Esprit m saint;the Holy Grail le (Saint) Graal;Religion Holy Innocents' Day la fête des saints Innocents;Holy Island Lindisfarne;the Holy Loch = loch écossais, au nord-ouest de Glasgow, qui servit à entreposer des sous-marins nucléaires américains;holy matrimony les liens mpl sacrés du mariage;∎ to be joined in holy matrimony être unis par les liens mpl sacrés du mariage;holy orders ordres mpl;∎ to take holy orders entrer dans les ordres;History the Holy Roman Empire le Saint-Empire romain;Religion the Holy Rood la Sainte Croix;Religion the Holy See le Saint-Siège;Bible the Holy Sepulchre le Saint-Sépulcre;the Holy Spirit le Saint-Esprit, l'Esprit m saint;Religion the Holy Synod le saint-synode;Religion the Holy Trinity la Sainte Trinité;holy war guerre f sainte;Religion Holy Week la Semaine sainte;∎ figurative it's not Holy Writ! ce n'est pas parole d'évangile! -
14 naughty
∎ that was very naughty of you ce que tu as fait était très vilain;∎ you naughty boy! petit vilain!∎ naughty underwear dessous mpl coquinsthe naughty nineties ≃ la Belle Époque (1890-1900)
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