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121 diavolo
sm ['djavolo]1) devilavere il diavolo in corpo — (bambino) to have the devil in one, (adulto) to be fidgety
avere una fame/un freddo del diavolo — to be ravenously hungry/frozen stiff
va al diavolo! fam — go to hell!
2)dove diavolo è finito? — where the hell has it (o he) got to?
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122 biedactwo
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > biedactwo
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123 pobrecito
adj.poor.intj.poor thing, poor little fellow.m.poor devil. -
124 bliksem
1 [meteorologie] lightning2 [krachtterm] deuce, devil3 [kerel, vent] devil4 [+ geen] damn(-all)5 [ondergang] (rack and) ruin♦voorbeelden:de bliksem slaat in • lightning strikes4 het interesseert hem geen bliksem • he doesn't give/care a damnnaar de bliksem gaan • go to potwéér 1000 gulden naar de bliksem • another 1000 guilders down the drain¶ 〈 informeel〉 er als de gesmeerde bliksem vandoor gaan • take off like greased lightning/like a bat out of hellhete bliksem • 〈 stewed apples and potatoes served hot〉als de bliksem • on the double -
125 drommel
2 [beklagenswaardig persoon] devil♦voorbeelden:dat valt om de drommel niet mee • that'll be damned difficultom de drommel niet • not on your life -
126 бедняга
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127 несчастливец
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128 несчастливица
ж.an unlucky / luckless person; poor wretch, poor soul, poor devil
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devil — /dev euhl/, n., v., deviled, deviling or (esp. Brit.) devilled, devilling. n. 1. Theol. a. (sometimes cap.) the supreme spirit of evil; Satan. b. a subordinate evil spirit at enmity with God, and having power to afflict humans both with bodily… … Universalium
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devil — I. noun Etymology: Middle English devel, from Old English dēofol, from Late Latin diabolus, from Greek diabolos, literally, slanderer, from diaballein to throw across, slander, from dia + ballein to throw; probably akin to Sanskrit gurate he… … New Collegiate Dictionary