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rowdy
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/ˈraʊdi/
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/ˈraʊdi/
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rowdy
noun
rowdies
pl
UK
/ˈraʊdi/
US
/ˈraʊdi/
буян
The rowdy was causing trouble at the bar.
Буян создавал проблемы в баре.
хулиган
The rowdy was arrested for vandalism.
Хулиган был арестован за вандализм.
Additional translations
дебошир
скандалист
Synonyms
brawler
ruffian
hooligan
troublemaker
lout
trouble
rowdy
adjective
rowdier
Comp.
rowdiest
Super.
UK
/ˈraʊdi/
US
/ˈraʊdi/
шумный
The rowdy party kept the neighbors awake all night.
Шумная вечеринка не давала соседям спать всю ночь.
разгульный
The rowdy behavior of the students was unacceptable.
Разгульное поведение студентов было неприемлемым.
буйный
The rowdy crowd was difficult to control.
Буйную толпу было трудно контролировать.
Additional translations
непослушный
разнузданный
громкий
Synonyms
unruly
disorderly
noisy
wild
rambunctious
tumultuous
boisterous
loud
Antonyms
calm
quiet
peaceful
Definitions
rowdy
noun
A person who is noisy and disorderly.
The rowdy was escorted out of the concert for causing a disturbance.
A rough, violent, or lawless person; a troublemaker.
The saloon was filled with rowdies looking for a fight.
rowdy
adjective
Noisy and disorderly.
The rowdy crowd at the concert made it difficult to hear the music.
Characterized by rough and energetic behavior.
The rowdy children were running around the playground, laughing and shouting.
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