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1 scoundrel
[ˈskaundrəl] nouna very wicked person:وَغْد، نَذْلShe knew he was a scoundrel even before she married him.
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3 scoundrel
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4 каналия
scoundrel, rascal* * *кана̀лия,м., -и scoundrel, rascal.* * *canaille; rascal; scoundrel* * *scoundrel, rascal -
5 мерзавец
scoundrel, rascal, villain, cad, craven, книж. caitiff, miscreant* * *мерза̀вец,м., -ци scoundrel, rascal, villain, blackguard, cad, craven, snot, книж. caitiff, miscreant; sl. crumb.* * *blackguard; bezonian; cad; caitiff; craven; miscreant; scoundrel; villain* * *scoundrel, rascal, villain, cad, craven, книж. caitiff, miscreant -
6 непрокопсаник
scoundrel, scapegrace, разг. rotter, good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well, a bad egg/lot/hat* * *непроко̀псаник,м., -ци scoundrel, scapegrace, no-hoper, a down-and-out, разг. baddy, rotter, good-for-nothing, ne’er-do-well, a bad egg/lot/hat, разг. deadbeat; gallows-bird.* * *scoundrel; (разг.): good-for-nothing; might-have-been; ne'er-do-well* * *scoundrel, scapegrace, разг. rotter, good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well, a bad egg/lot/hat -
7 вагабонтин
scoundrel, villain, rascal swindler, sha* * *вагабо̀нтин,м., вагабо̀нти scoundrel, villain, rascal; swindler, sharper, scamp.* * *gangrel; rascal* * *scoundrel, villain, rascal swindler, sha -
8 подлец
scoundrel, villain, wretch, bastard, dastard; skunk, rat* * *подлѐц,м., -ѝ mean fellow, scoundrel, villain, wretch, bastard; skunk, rat, snot, twerp.* * *scoundrel, villain, wretch, bastard, dastard; skunk, rat -
9 пунгаш
scoundrel, good-for-nothing fellow* * *пунга̀ш,м., -и разг. scoundrel, good-for-nothing fellow.* * *scoundrel, good-for-nothing fellow -
10 негодяй
scoundrel* * ** * *scoundrel, rascal* * *blackguardcaitiffdastardfuckerknaverascalrogueruffianscoundrelspalpeenvillainwretch -
11 подлец
scoundrel* * ** * *scoundrel, rascal, villain* * *blackguardcaitiffdastardheelknaverascalrogueruffianscoundrelspalpeenvillain -
12 bergajul
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13 gajul
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14 дженабетин
scoundrel* * *scoundrel -
15 нехранимайка
scoundrel, good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well, scamp, bad lot/egg, blighter, sl. waster, wastrel* * *scoundrel, good-for-nothing, ne'er-do-well, scamp, bad lot/egg, blighter, sl. waster, wastrel -
16 пущ
scoundrel; rake* * *scoundrel; rake -
17 подлец
scoundrel имя существительное: -
18 мерзавец
scoundrel имя существительное: -
19 негодяй
scoundrel имя существительное:a man of Belial (негодяй, нечестивец)gallows-bird (негодяй, висельник) -
20 gajul
scoundrel, rascal. ber-gajul hang around engaging in petty criminal activities. 2 act like a scoundrel.
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