Translations for „rowdily“ in the English » German Dictionary

row·di·ly [ˈraʊdɪli] ADV pej

rowdily

rowdyhaft

to behave very rowdily

sich acc sehr rüpelhaft benehmen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to behave very rowdily

sich acc sehr rüpelhaft benehmen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Customers, most of whom are also people, can barely get from one blink to the next without finding themselves jostled rowdily by marketing.

www.thedrum.com

Neighbours said up to 21 teenagers drank alcohol and rowdily play football outside their homes.

www.dailymail.co.uk

While cicadas sing rowdily dawn to dusk, they do not bite or sting, and many photographers eagerly await their infrequent riots.

www.digitaljournal.com

Although these well-refreshed ladies aren't likely to congregate rowdily singing and shouting obscenities in the street and chucking empties at your front window.

www.mirror.co.uk

And it's eating rowdily and outside, enjoying the bacchanalia that good weather affords instead of slurping like hunched medieval kings in the day-long gloaming, wiping your hands on your dressing-gown.

www.independent.co.uk