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1) General subject: a hardened criminal, bad actor, case-hardened criminal, habitual, habitual criminal, hard case, hardened criminal, jailbird, obdurate criminal, old offender, prison bird, tough criminalУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > закоренелый преступник
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ob´du|rate|ness — ob|du|rate «OB duhr iht, dyuhr », adjective. 1. stubborn or unyielding; obstinate: »an obdurate refusal. SYNONYM(S): unbending, inexorable. 2. hardened in feelings or heart; unfeeling; pitiless; not repentant: »an obdurate criminal. Be…obdurate,… … Useful english dictionary
ob´du|rate|ly — ob|du|rate «OB duhr iht, dyuhr », adjective. 1. stubborn or unyielding; obstinate: »an obdurate refusal. SYNONYM(S): unbending, inexorable. 2. hardened in feelings or heart; unfeeling; pitiless; not repentant: »an obdurate criminal. Be…obdurate,… … Useful english dictionary
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