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1 rascal
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2 rascal
rascal [ˈrα:skəl]* * *['rɑːskl], US ['ræskl]1) ( used affectionately) coquin/-e m/f2) (dated) ( villain) voyou m -
3 rascal
rascal ['rɑ:skəl](a) (naughty child) coquin(e) m,f, polisson(onne) m,f -
4 rascal
(a cheeky or naughty person, especially a child: a cheeky little rascal.) coquin/-ine- rascally -
5 ICNITL
icnîtl. Cf. aussi icnîuhtli.Ami, compagnon.Angl., fellow, rascal, rogue.* à la forme possédée, " nocnî ", il est mon ami - he is my rascal." titoicnîuh ", tu es notre ami. Sah6,52." in huel îcnîuh in huel îtlaîxihmach ", ses vrais amis, ses vraies connaissances - his very friends, his very acquaintances. Sah6,61 (icnjuh)." zan quitêîxihmatcâmacah in tamalli quimîxihmatcâmacah in ahzo înhuânyôlqueh in ahnôzo înicnîhuân ", ils ne donnent des tamales qu'aux personnes qu'ils connaissent, ils en donnent aux personnes qu'ils connaissent soit à leurs parents, soit à leurs amis. Sah2,97." nocné! ", mon ami ! - you, knave! R.Andrews Introd 440.S'adresse à la chouette chicuahtli. Sah5,163.S'adresse à celui qui a été châtié pour avoir entretenu une relation amoureuse illicite. Sah2,103.Dans une admonestation. Sah4,83. -
6 monkey
monkey [ˈmʌŋkɪ]singe m• you little monkey! (inf) petit galopin !* * *['mʌŋkɪ]1) Zoology singe m2) (colloq) ( rascal) galopin (colloq) m••I don't give a monkey's about it — (colloq) je m'en fous complètement (colloq)
to make a monkey out of somebody — (colloq) se payer la tête de quelqu'un (colloq)
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7 good-for-nothing
adjective, noun (a person who is) useless or lazy: That boy's a lazy good-for-nothing (rascal). bon à rien, bonne à rien -
8 dirty
A adj1 (messy, soiled) [face, clothing, dish, carpet, mark, nappy, car, street, beach] sale ; [work, job] salissant ; to get dirty se salir ; to get ou make sth dirty salir qch ; to get one's hands dirty fig mettre la main à la pâte ;3 ○ ( obscene) [book, joke, idea, word] cochon/-onne ○ ; [mind] mal tourné ; to have a dirty mind ne penser qu'à ça ○ ;4 (unhygienic, disgusting) [habit, child] sale ; you dirty pig ○ ! cochon/-onne ○ ! m/f ;5 ○ ( dishonest) [contest, election, fighter, player] déloyal ; [cheat, liar, rascal] sale (before n) ; [lie] grossier/-ière ; you dirty rat! sale type ○ ! ; that was a dirty trick c'était un sale coup ; it's a dirty business c'est une affaire louche ;6 [colour] sale, terne ; dirty green/white vert/blanc sale or terne ;7 ( stormy) [weather, night] sale ○ (before n).B ○ adv1 ( dishonestly) to play ou fight dirty donner des coups en traître ;3 ( as intensifier) a dirty great dog un chien vachement ○ gros.C vtr lit, fig salir [carpet, nappy] ; to dirty one's hands doing fig se salir les mains en faisant.his name seems to be a dirty word around here son nom semble être un mot tabou ici ; to do the dirty on ○ faire une crasse ○ à ; to give sb a dirty look ○ regarder qn d'un sale œil ; to send sb to do one's dirty work ○ faire faire le sale boulot ○ à qn ; do your own dirty work ○ ! fais ton sale boulot ○ toi-même. -
9 mischief
mischief n1 ( playfulness) espièglerie f ; ( witty) malice f ; ( done by children) bêtises fpl ; they are full of mischief ils sont pleins d'espièglerie ; to get into mischief faire des bêtises ; it keeps them out of mischief ça les occupe ; children are always up to mischief les enfants sont toujours prêts à faire des bêtises ; her eyes twinkled with mischief ses yeux brillaient de malice ;3 ○ ( rascal) polisson/-onne m/f.to do oneself a mischief GB se faire mal. -
10 monkey
monkey n2 ○ ( rascal) galopin ○ m ;3 ○ GB cinq cents livres fpl sterling ;I don't give a monkey's about it ○ je m'en fous complètement ○ ; to have a monkey on one's back ○ ( be addicted) être toxicomane ; ( have a problem) avoir un problème ; to make a monkey out of sb ○ se payer la tête de qn ○.■ monkey around ○ faire l'idiot (with avec). -
11 scallywag
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12 scallywag
∎ little scallywag (child) petit(e) coquin(e) m,f -
13 villain
villain ['vɪlən](a) (ruffian, scoundrel) scélérat(e) m,f, vaurien(enne) m,f; (in film, story) méchant(e) m,f, traître(esse) m,f;∎ Theatre & figurative the villain of the piece le méchant, le coupable∎ you little villain! petit coquin!, vilain!
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