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noun* * *['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) der Strolch2) ((especially American) a criminal.) der Ganove* * *hood·lumn* * *['huːdləm]nRowdy m; (= member of gang) Ganove m (inf), Gangster m (inf)you young hoodlum — du Rowdy, du Rüpel
* * *hoodlum [ˈhuːdləm] s umg1. a) Rowdy mb) Schläger m2. a) Ganove mb) Gangster m* * *noun* * *n.Ganove -n m.Strolch -e m. -
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noun amer.хулиганSyn:renegade* * *(n) бандит; гангстер; громила; хулиган; хулиганствующий подросток; юнец* * ** * *[hood·lum || 'huːdləm] n. хулиган, громила, гангстер* * *амер. хулиган -
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nounതെമ്മാടി, തെരുവുപോക്കിരി -
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'hu:dləm1) (a destructive person.) maleante2) ((especially American) a criminal.) matóntr['hʊːdləm]hoodlum ['hʊdləm, 'hu:d-] nthug: maleante mf, matón madj.• matón, -ona adj.n.• maleante s.m.• matón s.m.• mico s.m.'huːdləma) ( thug) (AmE) matón, -tona m,f (fam), gorila mfb) ( rowdy youth) vándalo, -la m,f, gamberro, -rra m,f (Esp)['huːdlǝm]N matón(-ona) m / f, gorila * m* * *['huːdləm]a) ( thug) (AmE) matón, -tona m,f (fam), gorila mfb) ( rowdy youth) vándalo, -la m,f, gamberro, -rra m,f (Esp) -
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['huːdləm]nome colloq.1) (hooligan) vandalo m.2) AE (crook) imbroglione m. (-a)* * *['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) teppista2) ((especially American) a criminal.) malvivente* * *hoodlum /ˈhu:dləm/n. ( slang USA)1 teppista2 gangster; bandito; malvivente; malavitoso.* * *['huːdləm]nome colloq.1) (hooligan) vandalo m.2) AE (crook) imbroglione m. (-a) -
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['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) bølle2) ((especially American) a criminal.) gangster* * *['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) bølle2) ((especially American) a criminal.) gangster -
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['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) razbijač2) ((especially American) a criminal.) zločinec* * *[hú:dləm]nounAmerican razbijač, nasilnež -
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1. n амер. разг. хулиган, громила2. n амер. разг. хулиганствующий подросток, юнец3. n амер. разг. бандит, гангстерСинонимический ряд:1. burglar (noun) burglar; criminal; robber; thief2. outlaw (noun) bruiser; crook; desperado; gangster; gunman; hooligan; mobster; outlaw; rowdy; ruffian; strong arm; thug; tough -
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'hu:dləm1) (a destructive person.) bølle, ramp2) ((especially American) a criminal.) forbryter, gangstersubst. \/ˈhuːdləm\/, \/ˈhʊdləm\/ eller hood1) gangster, småkriminell person2) bølle, råtass -
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['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) skemmdarvargur2) ((especially American) a criminal.) glæpamaður -
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gengszter* * *['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) gengszter2) ((especially American) a criminal.) gengszter -
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['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) arruaceiro2) ((especially American) a criminal.) criminoso* * *hood.lum[h'udləm] n criminoso violento, normalmente pertencente a uma gangue, vagabundo, valentão. -
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n. külhanbeyi, kabadayı, serseri, gangster, haydut* * *serseri* * *['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) serseri, külhanbeyi2) ((especially American) a criminal.) katil -
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• huligaani• gangsteri* * *'hu:dləm1) (a destructive person.) huligaani2) ((especially American) a criminal.) rikollinen -
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['huːdləm]nbandzior m (inf)* * *['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) chuligan2) ((especially American) a criminal.) opryszek -
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['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) bandīts2) ((especially American) a criminal.) gangsteris* * *gangsteris, bandīts -
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['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) chuliganas2) ((especially American) a criminal.) nusikaltėlis -
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n. ligist; förbrytare* * *['hu:dləm]1) (a destructive person.) ligist, buse2) ((especially American) a criminal.) bov, förbrytare
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hoodlum — ► NOUN ▪ a hooligan or gangster. ORIGIN of unknown origin … English terms dictionary
hoodlum — I noun agitator, bandit, blackguard, brigand, burglar, convict, criminal, embezzler, evildoer, felon, firebrand, gunman, holdup man, knave, larcener, larcenist, lawbreaker, malefactor, malevolent, malfeasant, malfeasor, miscreant, mobster,… … Law dictionary
hoodlum wagon — noun see hoodlum 2a … Useful english dictionary
hoodlum — noun Etymology: perhaps from German dialect (Swabia) hudelum disorderly Date: 1871 1. thug; especially one who commits acts of violence 2. a young ruffian • hoodlumish adjective • hoodlumism noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
hoodlum — noun /ˈhud.lə̆m/ a) a gangster; a hired thug b) a rough or violent youth … Wiktionary
hoodlum — noun (C) informal a violent criminal … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
hoodlum — noun he was roughed up by a bunch of hoodlums Syn: thug, lout, delinquent, vandal, ruffian, hooligan, lowlife; gangster, crook, mobster, criminal; informal tough, bruiser, goon, hood, punk, rowdy … Thesaurus of popular words
hoodlum — UK [ˈhuːdləm] / US [ˈhudləm] noun [countable] Word forms hoodlum : singular hoodlum plural hoodlums 1) a young person who shows no respect for the law 2) a criminal, especially a violent one … English dictionary
hoodlum — /ˈhudləm / (say hoohdluhm) noun 1. a petty gangster; ruffian. 2. a destructive, noisy, or rough child or young person. {origin uncertain; originating in San Francisco in 1870s; probably from German dialect words, such as hudelum disorderly,… …
hoodlum — I (Roget s IV) n. Syn. outlaw, gangster, crook; see criminal . II (Roget s 3 Superthesaurus) n. *hood, criminal, thug, ruffian, gangster, mobster, tough, *goon, hooligan, *punk, rowdy, troublemaker. III (Roget s Thesaurus II) noun 1. A person who … English dictionary for students
hoodlum — hood|lum [ hudləm ] noun count 1. ) a young person that shows no respect for the law 2. ) a criminal, especially a violent one … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
