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2 scamp
noun* * *scamp1[skæmp]scamp2[skæmp]vt ( dated)▪ to \scamp sth etw schlampig erledigen* * *I [skmp]n (inf)Frechdachs m, Lausebengel m (inf) IIvtwork pfuschen or schludern (inf) bei* * *scamp [skæmp]A s1. Halunke m2. hum Spitzbube mB v/t schlud(e)rig ausführen, hinschlampen (beide umg)* * *noun* * *n.Schuft -e m.Taugenichts m. v.pfuschen v. -
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4 scamper
scamp·er [ʼskæmpəʳ, Am -ɚ] vito \scamper somewhere irgendwohin flitzen ( fam) -
5 rascal
noun1) (dishonest person) Schuft, der* * *(a cheeky or naughty person, especially a child: a cheeky little rascal.) der Schurke- academic.ru/60303/rascally">rascally* * *ras·cal[ˈrɑ:skəl, AM ˈræs-]nold/little \rascal alter/kleiner Schlawiner fam* * *['rAːskəl]nGauner m; (= child) Schlingel m, Frechdachs m; (old = scoundrel) Schurke m* * *A s1. Schuft m, Schurke m, Halunke m2. humb) Schlingel m, Frechdachs m (Kind)* * *noun1) (dishonest person) Schuft, der* * *n.Bengel - m.Gauner - m.Schuft -e m. -
6 rogue
noun1) Gauner, der (abwertend)3) (dangerous animal)rogue [buffalo/elephant — etc.] bösartiger Einzelgänger
* * *[rəuɡ]1) (a dishonest person: I wouldn't buy a car from a rogue like him.) der Schurke2) (a mischievous person, especially a child: She's a little rogue sometimes.) der Schelm* * *[rəʊg, AM roʊg]I. n ( pej) Gauner(in) m(f) pej, Schurke, Schurkin m, f pej; (rascal) Spitzbube m pej; ( hum) Schlingel m, Schelm m1. ZOOL aggressiver Einzelgänger\rogue elephant aggressiver Einzelgänger[elefant]2. (without scruples) company, organization skrupellos\rogue state Schurkenstaat m\rogue regime Unrechtsregime nt, Terrorregime ntIII. vtto \rogue a crop Getreide [her]ausreißen* * *[rəʊg]1. nyou little rogue! — du kleiner Gauner!
2. adj1) (ZOOL)2) (= maverick) person einzelgängerisch; (= criminal) person, organization verbrecherisch, skrupellos3) (= abnormal, aberrant) abnormal, entartet; (BIOL, MED) cell aberrant, entartet; satellite, rocket fehlgeleitet* * *rogue [rəʊɡ] s1. Schurke m, Gauner m:rogues’ gallery Verbrecheralbum n;2. hum Schelm m, Schlingel m, Spitzbube m, Strolch m3. obs Vagabund m4. BOTa) aus der Art schlagende Pflanzeb) Missbildung f5. ZOOL bösartiger Einzelgänger (Elefant, Büffel etc):6. a) bockendes Pferdb) Ausreißer m (Pferd)* * *noun1) Gauner, der (abwertend)rogues' gallery — (Police) Verbrecheralbum, das
rogue [buffalo/elephant — etc.] bösartiger Einzelgänger
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7 scamper
intransitive verb[Person:] flitzen; [Tier:] huschen; (hop) hoppelnscamper down the stairs — die Treppe hinunterflitzen
* * *['skæmpə](to run quickly and lightly: The mouse scampered away when it saw me.) davonrennen* * *scamp·er[ˈskæmpəʳ, AM -ɚ]I. vi* * *['skmpə(r)]1. nthey can go for a scamper in the garden — sie können im Garten herumtollen
2. vi(person, child, puppy) tollen; (rabbit) hoppeln; (squirrel, mice) huschen* * *scamper [ˈskæmpə(r)]A v/i2. hasten:B s (Herum)Tollen n, Herumhüpfen n:the dog needs a scamper der Hund braucht Auslauf* * *intransitive verb[Person:] flitzen; [Tier:] huschen; (hop) hoppeln* * *v.herumhüpfen v.hetzen v. -
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ras·cal [ʼrɑ:skəl, Am ʼræs-] n
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