blaggards
Spanish translation: sinvergüenza
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matones Explanation: Encontré esto, tal vez te sirva THE Rhyming Thread - Page 10 - RantAndRoll.com - [ Traduzca esta página ] Blaggard means hoodlum You could of at least looked it up or asked your mum As for the Revolutionary War The Brits beat you Americans to the floor ... www.rantandroll.com/forum/showthread.php?t=1106&page=10 - 62k - Resultado Suplementario - Hoodlum 1. A gangster; a thug. 2. A tough, often aggressive or violent youth. http://www.answers.com/hoodlum#Translations |
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sin vergüenza Explanation: En este sitio encontre varias definiciones http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Blaggard Tomando la primera, podria traducirse como vividor o sin vergüenza. Saludos! Reference: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=Blaggard |
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Bocón, presumido, pretencioso Explanation: exaggerated or objectionable speech; bragging: empty boast La traducción dependería de la variante local del castellano Reference: http://www.dictionary.com |
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bastardos, personas o entidades ruines, cabrones Explanation: Se usa como insulto, por ejemplo hablando de política o de bancos que se aprovechan de situaciones para sacar dinero... |
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bandidos, rufianes, delincuentes Explanation: Quería ofrecer estas opciones para que tengas más variedad para elegir. |
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granuja / pillo / canalla / sinvergüenza Explanation: Blaggard Etymology: origin unknown A Blaggard has no citizenship and is a member of the Bandits Guild, pirate, scoundrel, scallywag http://www.avalon-rpg.com/rollcall/characters/blaggard.html ---------------------------------------- Blaggard -- "Blackguard." An insult Arrrr! Avast ye bilge-sucking blaggard! http://www.io.com/~sj/PirateTalk.html -------------------------------------------- WordWealth: blackguard black·guard , n. 1. a low, contemptible person; scoundrel. 2. Obs. a. a group of menial workers in the kitchen of a large household; b. the servants of an army; c. camp followers. –v.t. 3. to revile in scurrilous language. [1525–35; BLACK + GUARD; original sense obscure] —black'guard·ism, n. —black'guard·ly, adv. —Syn.1. scamp, rascal, rapscallion, rogue, devil, villain. 3. berate, vilify. above: (Random House Webster's Unabridged) -------------------- Was the use of "blaggard" in a letter to the editor last week a similar phenomenon, denoting a spelling that is legitimate in its context, this time Irish English, but for which no authority is to be found in the English dictionary? The letter writer was quoting his father: "Football is a gentleman's game played by blaggards, rugby is a blaggard's game played by gentlemen and Gaelic football is a blaggard's game played by blaggards."..The spelling reproduces the pronunciation of black guard or blackguard, and the latter is the way in which it should normally be spelt. —— (Read debate in-depth) Ian Mayesin in Barrack Room Blaggards; The readers' editor on... minding the gap between English and Australian; the Guardian; Dec 2, 2002 ---------------------------------- Ahora, los significados según el DRAE: PILLO pillo2, lla. (De pillar). 1. adj. coloq. Se dice de la persona pícara que no tiene crianza ni buenos modales. U. m. c. s. 2. adj. coloq. Sagaz, astuto. U. m. c. s. 3. m. Pan., Perú y P. Rico. ratero (ǁ ladrón que hurta cosas de poco valor). --------- granuja. (De un der. del lat. granum, grano) .... 3. f. coloq. Conjunto de pillos o pícaros. 4. m. Bribón, pícaro. 5. m. Muchacho vagabundo, pilluelo. -------------- canalla. (Del it. canaglia). 1. f. coloq. Gente baja, ruin. 2. f. ant. perrería (ǁ muchedumbre de perros). 3. com. coloq. Persona despreciable y de malos procederes. ---------------------- sinvergüenza. 1. adj. Pícaro, bribón. U. t. c. s. 2. adj. Dicho de una persona: Que comete actos ilegales en provecho propio, o que incurre en inmoralidades. U. t. c. s. ----------------- Hope this helps! |
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malandras Explanation: si tu traduccion es para el mercado argentino 'malandra' es la palabra ideal a usar. Blaggard es una corrupcion de Blackguard (person that is doing no good) en jerga Irlandesa. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 12 mins (2006-10-27 02:07:02 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- http://www.irishabroad.com/Culture/Slang/ -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 21 mins (2006-10-27 02:16:35 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- malandrines -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 24 mins (2006-10-27 02:18:49 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- malandra. 1. m. despect. Arg., Chile y Ur. Persona de costumbres reprobables o delictivas. -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 3 hrs (2006-10-27 05:04:43 GMT) -------------------------------------------------- la version mas universal de 'malandra' seria 'malviviente', que se usa en todas las regiones de habla castellana. |
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