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schoolboy ['sku:lbɔɪ]écolier m; (11 to 15) collégien m; (15 to 18) lycéen m►► schoolboy humour humour m de potache;schoolboy slang argot m scolaire -
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nouns (a boy or girl who goes to school.) alumno; alumnaschoolboy n colegialtr['skʊːlbɔɪ]1 alumno, colegial nombre masculino, escolar nombre masculinoschoolboy ['sku:l.bɔɪ] n: escolar m, colegial mn.• colegial s.m.• escolar s.m.noun colegial m, escolar m; (before n) <slang, humor> de niños (de colegio)['skuːlbɔɪ]1.N colegial m2.CPDschoolboy slang N — jerga f de colegial
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['skuːlbɔɪ] 1.nome alunno m., allievo m.; (of primary age) scolaro m.; (secondary) studente m. di scuola media; (sixth former) BE studente m. di scuola superiore2.1) [attitude, behaviour] da studente; [ slang] studentesco2) [ champion] a livello studentesco; [ championships] studentesco* * *nouns (a boy or girl who goes to school.) scolaro, scolara* * *schoolboy /ˈsku:lbɔɪ/n.scolaro; scolaretto; studente● schoolboy slang, gergo studentesco.* * *['skuːlbɔɪ] 1.nome alunno m., allievo m.; (of primary age) scolaro m.; (secondary) studente m. di scuola media; (sixth former) BE studente m. di scuola superiore2.1) [attitude, behaviour] da studente; [ slang] studentesco2) [ champion] a livello studentesco; [ championships] studentesco -
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nounSlang, der; [Theater-, Soldaten-, Juristen]jargon, der; attrib. Slang[wort, -ausdruck]* * *[slæŋ] 1. noun(words and phrases (often in use for only a short time) used very informally, eg words used mainly by, and typical of, a particular group: army slang; teenage slang; `stiff' is slang for `a corpse'.) die Umgangssprache2. verb(to speak rudely and angrily to or about (someone); to abuse: I got furious when he started slanging my mother.) beschimpfen* * *[slæŋ]army \slang Militärjargon mteenage \slang Jugendsprache fII. adj attr, inv Slang-* * *[slŋ]1. nSlang m; (= army slang, schoolboy slang etc) Jargon mgipsy slang — Zigeunersprache f (neg!)
2. adjSlang-3. vt (esp Brit inf)to slang sth — über etw (acc) schimpfen
* * *slang [slæŋ]A s1. Slang m, (Fach)Jargon m2. Slang m, saloppe UmgangsspracheB adj Slang…:C v/t besonders Br umg jemanden wüst beschimpfen:slanging match gegenseitige wüste Beschimpfung;they started a slanging match sie fingen an, sich wüste Beschimpfungen an den Kopf zu werfen* * *nounSlang, der; [Theater-, Soldaten-, Juristen]jargon, der; attrib. Slang[wort, -ausdruck]* * *n.Jargon -s m.Slang -s m.saloppe Umgangssprache f. -
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[slæŋ] 1. noun(words and phrases (often in use for only a short time) used very informally, eg words used mainly by, and typical of, a particular group: army slang; teenage slang; `stiff' is slang for `a corpse'.) calão2. verb(to speak rudely and angrily to or about (someone); to abuse: I got furious when he started slanging my mother.) insultar* * *[slæŋ] n 1 gíria. 2 linguagem especializada, jargão, calão. schoolboy slang gíria escolar. thieves’ slang gíria dos malandros. -
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[ʹsku:lbɔı] nшкольник, ученикschoolboy mischief - мальчишеское озорство /-ая проделка/
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nшколяр, учень* * *[`skuːlbxi]nшколяр, учень -
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1. n сленг, жаргон2. a относящийся к сленгу; сленговый, жаргонныйslang word — жаргонизм; вульгаризм
3. v пользоваться сленгом, говорить на жаргоне4. n брань; ругань; поношение5. v браниться, ругаться6. v ругать, бранить, поносить7. n сл. цепочка8. n сл. ножные кандалыСинонимический ряд:1. jargon (noun) argot; cant; colloquialism; dialect; idiom; jargon; lingo; neologism; patois; patter; vernacular2. vulgarism (noun) vulgarism; vulgarity -
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['skuːlbɔɪ]n1) школя́р, у́чень2) attr. школя́рський; хлоп'я́чийschoolboy slang — шкільни́й жарго́н
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n школьник, ученикСинонимический ряд:male child (noun) boy; junior; kid; lad; little guy; male child; young fellow; youngster; youth -
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/slæɳ/ * danh từ - tiếng lóng =schoolboy slang+ tiếng lóng của học sinh * động từ - mắng, chửi, rủa - nói lóng -
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schoolboy [ˈsku:lbɔɪ]élève m* * *['skuːlbɔɪ] 1.noun gen élève m; ( of primary age) écolier m; ( secondary) collégien m; ( sixth former) GB lycéen m2.noun modifier -
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A n ( gen) élève m ; ( of primary age) écolier m ; ( secondary) collégien m ; ( sixth former) GB lycéen m.B modif1 [attitude, behaviour] de collégien ; [slang, word] d'élève ; [joke, prank, humour] de potache ○ ;2 [champion, player, championships] junior.
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