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blackguard
UK
/ˈblæɡɑːd/
US
/ˈblæɡɡɑrd/
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blackguard
noun
blackguards
pl
UK
/ˈblæɡɑːd/
US
/ˈblæɡɡɑrd/
негодяй
The blackguard was caught stealing from the market.
Негодяй был пойман на краже с рынка.
мошенник
The blackguard tricked the villagers into giving him their money.
Мошенник обманул деревенских жителей, заставив их отдать ему свои деньги.
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хулиган
подлец
Sinónimos
rascal
rogue
villain
knave
cad
scamp
miscreant
scoundrel
blackguard
verb
blackguarded
Past Simple
blackguarded
Past Participle
blackguarding
Gerund
UK
/ˈblæɡɑːd/
US
/ˈblæɡɑrd/
бранить
He would often blackguard his subordinates for minor mistakes.
Он часто бранит своих подчиненных за мелкие ошибки.
Traducciones adicionales
ругать
Sinónimos
insult
vilify
denigrate
disparage
slander
smear
malign
revile
berate
traduce
calumniate
defame
vilipend
abuse
blackguard
adjective
Occasional, chiefly archaic attributive use meaning ‘villainous; characteristic of a blackguard’.
Sinónimos
reprobate
low
corrupt
depraved
mean
reprehensible
scurrilous
dishonorable
ignoble
villainous
base
vile
contemptible
despicable
Definiciones
blackguard
noun
A person, particularly a man, who behaves in a dishonorable or contemptible way.
The notorious blackguard was known for his deceitful schemes and lack of integrity.
Archaic: the kitchen and other menial servants of a household; the rabble or people of very low status regarded collectively.
Early chronicles speak disdainfully of the blackguard who toiled below-stairs.
blackguard
verb
To speak abusively or disparagingly about someone.
He was known to blackguard his opponents during debates, often resorting to personal attacks.
blackguard
adjective
Villainous or scoundrelly; characteristic of a blackguard.
It was a blackguard trick to swindle the widow out of her savings.
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