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lout
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/laʊt/
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/laʊt/
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lout
noun
louts
pl
UK
/laʊt/
US
/laʊt/
грубиян
The lout was causing trouble at the bar.
Грубиян создавал проблемы в баре.
хам
The teacher had to deal with a lout in the classroom.
Учителю пришлось иметь дело с хамом в классе.
Additional translations
неотёсанный человек
деревенщина
Synonyms
boor
oaf
clod
lummox
ruffian
brute
thug
bumpkin
Antonyms
gentleman
refined person
sophisticate
lout
verb
louted
Past Simple
louted
Past Participle
louting
Gerund
UK
/laʊt/
US
/laʊt/
Archaic verb meaning “to bow or stoop in respect”
Synonyms
lounge
loll
loiter
slouch
skulk
act boorishly
behave rudely
act in a loutish manner
Definitions
lout
noun
A person who is awkward, clumsy, or uncouth, often characterized by rude or aggressive behavior.
The lout at the party spilled his drink on everyone and shouted loudly over the music.
lout
verb
To bow, bend, or stoop in respect, submission, or courtesy (archaic).
The knight louted low before his sovereign.
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