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41 blighter
semmiházi, mihaszna alak, ipse, csóró -
42 blighter
s [sl] štetočina; nesnosna, dosdna budala;[hum] tip, klipan -
43 blighter
s.1 tipo (familiar, anticuado) (fellow) (británico)gachó (España)2 persona maleducada.3 tipejo, persona despreciable. -
44 blighter
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45 BLIGHTER
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46 blighter
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47 blighter
/'blaitə/ * danh từ - kẻ phá hoại - (từ lóng) kẻ quấy rầy, thằng cha kho chịu -
48 blighter blight·er n
['blaɪtə(r)]fam disgraziato (-a) -
49 stupid blighter
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50 you poor blighter
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51 poor blighter
Макаров: бедняга -
52 you lucky blighter!
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53 poor blighter
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54 you lucky blighter!
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55 lucky blighter
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56 You lucky blighter!
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57 poor\ blighter
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58 you\ blighter
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59 you\ lucky\ blighter!
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60 little blighter
bogsnuiter
См. также в других словарях:
blighter — 1822, thing which blights, agent noun from BLIGHT (Cf. blight) (v.). British colloquial sense of contemptible person (often jocular) is recorded from 1896 … Etymology dictionary
blighter — ► NOUN Brit. informal ▪ a person regarded with contempt, irritation, or pity … English terms dictionary
blighter — [blīt′ər] n. 1. a person or thing that blights [Brit. Informal] 2. [Brit. Informal] a mean or contemptible fellow … English World dictionary
blighter — ‘You lucky blighter’, addressed by one man to another, and references to ‘a poor little blighter’, a child, are now becoming rare in British colloquial speech. The word ‘blighter’ appeared in British slang at the very end of the nineteenth… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
blighter — [[t]bla͟ɪtə(r)[/t]] blighters 1) N COUNT (disapproval) You can refer to someone you do not like as a blighter. [BRIT, INFORMAL] He was a nasty little blighter. 2) N COUNT You can use blighter as an informal way of referring to someone. [BRIT]… … English dictionary
blighter — UK [ˈblaɪtə(r)] / US [ˈblaɪtər] noun [countable] Word forms blighter : singular blighter plural blighters British informal old fashioned a word for someone you feel sorry for or do not approve of The poor little blighter s ill in bed. The cheeky… … English dictionary
blighter — blight|er [ˈblaıtə US ər] n BrE old fashioned informal 1.) used to talk about someone that you feel sorry for or ↑jealous of ▪ Poor old blighter. ▪ You lucky blighter! 2.) a bad or unpleasant person … Dictionary of contemporary English
blighter — noun (C) BrE oldfashioned 1 used to talk about someone that you feel sorry for or jealous of: Poor old blighter. | You lucky blighter! 2 a bad or unpleasant person … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
blighter — Noun. An insignificant or objectionable person. E.g. This blighter approaches me and asks for a cigarette; sure I say, and then he has the gall to put it in his pocket and says he ll smoke that later and then asks for another to have now.… … English slang and colloquialisms
blighter — /ˈblaɪtə / (say bluytuh) noun Colloquial 1. any person: * Might be some poor blighter got lost, he said and they climbed a ridge to scout around. –mary durack, 1959. 2. (dated) a despicable person; cad. {blight + er1} …
blighter — noun Date: 1822 1. one that blights 2. chiefly British a. a disliked or contemptible person b. fellow, guy … New Collegiate Dictionary