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1 ♦ bugger
♦ bugger /ˈbʌgə(r)/n.1 (volg.) bastardo; stronzo; coglione2 (con agg.) (volg.) tipo; individuo: silly bugger, scemo; idiota; crafty old bugger, furbacchione; marpione; poor bugger, povero diavolo; povero fesso; minchione; little bugger, ( di bambino) marmocchio; birbante3 (volg.) cosa irritante o difficile; casino; rottura; rogna4 (volg. GB) aggeggio; marchingegno5 (leg. o volg.) sodomita● (volg.) I don't give a bugger!, non me ne frega un cazzo! □ (volg.) to play silly buggers, fare lo scemo; sprecare il tempo in scemenze.(to) bugger /ˈbʌgə(r)/v. t.1 (leg. o volg.) sodomizzare2 (volg.) rovinare; scassare; fottere● (volg.) Bugger (it!), cazzo!; merda!; affanculo! □ (volg.) Bugger them!, che vadano a farsi fottere □ (volg.) I'll be buggered! (o Bugger me!), porca miseria!; ammazza!; cazzo! -
2 bugger up
bugger [sth.] up, bugger up [sth.] sfasciare, rovinare* * *bugger [sth.] up, bugger up [sth.] sfasciare, rovinare -
3 bugger
I ['bʌgə(r)]1) BE pop. spreg. fesso m. (-a)2) BE colloq. (difficult, annoying thing)3) dir. (sodomite) sodomita m.II ['bʌgə(r)]1) pop. (expressing surprise)I'll be buggered! — non ci posso credere! (expressing lack of importance)
2) dir. (have anal sex with) sodomizzare•* * *I ['bʌgə(r)]1) BE pop. spreg. fesso m. (-a)2) BE colloq. (difficult, annoying thing)3) dir. (sodomite) sodomita m.II ['bʌgə(r)]1) pop. (expressing surprise)I'll be buggered! — non ci posso credere! (expressing lack of importance)
2) dir. (have anal sex with) sodomizzare• -
4 bugger-all
bugger-all /ˈbʌgərɔ:l/pron.(volg.) niente; un tubo; un cazzo (volg.): He knows bugger-all about football, di calcio non ne sa un cazzo; He spends the whole day doing bugger-all, non fa un cazzo dalla mattina alla sera; It makes bugger-all difference to me, non fa un cazzo di differenza per me. -
5 ■ bugger about
■ bugger about (o around) (volg.)A v. i. + avv.sprecare il tempo in cazzate; non fare un cazzoB v. t. + avv.rompere le palle a; rompere. -
6 ■ bugger off
■ bugger offv. i. + avv.(volg.) filare via; levarsi dalle palle. -
7 bugger bug·ger
['bʌɡə(r)]1. n1) Law sodomita m2) fam! stronzo fam!poor little bugger! — (child) povera bestia!
2. exclbugger (it)! — merda! fam!
3. advbugger all — un cazzo fam!
4. vtfam!, (also: bugger up) mandare a puttane or in vacca fam!• -
8 bugger about
1. vi + adv Britfam! non fare un cazzo fam!2. vtto bugger sb about or around — rompere le palle a qn fam!
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9 bugger around
1. vi + adv Britfam! non fare un cazzo fam!2. vtto bugger sb about or around — rompere le palle a qn fam!
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10 bugger off
vi + adv Britfam! togliersi dalle palle fam! -
11 rugger
['rʌgə(r)]nome BE colloq. ant. rugby m.* * *see Rugby/rugby* * *rugger /ˈrʌgə(r)/n.● (volg. ingl.) rugger-bugger, sportivo dai modi rozzi e aggressivi.* * *['rʌgə(r)]nome BE colloq. ant. rugby m.
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