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N1. प्राकृत\rabbleगणSome politicians are merely rabble. -
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{'ræblrauzə}
n демагог агитатор* * *{'rablrauzъ} n демагог агитатор.* * *n демагог агитатор* * *rabble-rouser[´ræbl¸rauzə] n размирник, подстрекател към размирици. -
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I n1) юрба, натовп; ( the rabble) чернь, набрід2) купа3) дiaл. набір слів, нісенітницяII v1) грабуватиIII n; тех.кочерга, шурувальний лом; гребок, шкребок -
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n., vt., n. 어중이 떠중이, 오합지중, 폭도들(mob), 하층 사회(계급), 서민(천민)들, 떼(동물.곤충의), 뒤죽 박죽된것, 교반봉(제철용), 떼를 지어 습격하다(달려 들 다), 빨리 말하다, 재잘거리다, 되는 대로 일을 하다, 교반봉으로 휘젓다, \rabblement 소동(오합지중등의), =RABBLE -
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['ræbl]confusione f di gentethe rabble pej — il popolino, la plebaglia
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ˈrab·ble-rous·erJohnson was unpopular with the management because he was a well-known \rabble-rouser Johnson war bei der Führungsspitze unbeliebt, weil er die anderen aufhetzte -
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n. ре ј. подбуцнување rabble-rousing adj. pej. подбуцнувачки (говор/говорник) -
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rab·ble [ʼræbl̩] n2) ( mob) -
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'rab·ble-rous·er nJohnson was unpopular with the management because he was a well-known \rabble-rouser Johnson war bei der Führungsspitze unbeliebt, weil er die anderen aufhetzte -
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I ['ræb(ə)l] n1) на́товп2) ( the rabble) през. на́брід, по́толоч, голо́та, сіро́маII ['ræb(ə)l] n мет.механі́чна міша́лка ( в печі); коцюба́ -
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['ræbl] I 1. сущ.1)а) толпаSyn:б) ( the rabble) презр. сброд, чернь; простонародьеSyn:Ant:2) свалка, куча2. гл.1) нападать, атаковать толпой; окружать2) скучиваться; толпиться; убегать толпойII 1. сущ.; тех.1) механическая мешалка ( в печи); кочерга2) гребок, скребок2. гл.; тех.разгребать, мешать кочергой, скребком -
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['ræblˌrauzə]гл.He rabble-rouses more fluently in English than in Chinese. — У него лучше получается воздействовать на людей на английском языке, а не на китайском.
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1) толпа́ ж ( a mob)2) ( the rabble) презр чернь ж, сброд м -
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subs.P. and V. ὄχλος, ὁ, πλῆθος, τό. P. συρφετός, ὁ (Plat.).The rabble, the common people: P. and V. τὸ πλῆθος, οἱ πολλοί.Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Rabble
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kb. rakyat jelata, orang-orang jembel. rabble-raouser kb. pengacau, perusuh, peribut. -
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/'ræbl/ * danh từ - đám người lộn xộn; đám đông - (the rabble) lớp người thấp hèn, tiện dân * danh từ - choòng cời lò, móc cời lò - gậy khuấy (khuấy kim loại nấu chảy) * ngoại động từ - cời (lò) bằng móc - khuấy (kim loại nấu chảy) bằng gậy -
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[΄ræbl] n ամբոխ բազմություն. the rabble խուժան, խաժամուժ, խառնամբոխ -
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > rabble-rouse
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сущ.;
неод. демагог, подстрекатель Syn: demagogue, instigator ( презрительное) демагог, подстрекательБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > rabble-rouser
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