Translations for „yob“ in the English » German Dictionary

yob [jɒb, Am jɑ:b] N esp Brit, Aus inf

yob

Rabauke m inf

yob

Rowdy m pej

yob

Halbstarke(r) f(m) pej

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The police, in recent years, have developed a reputation for ignoring yobbery and bullying, or even for taking the yobs' side against complainants.

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Such was the bulk of the yob, undertakers had to haul him up the tight winding stairs in a body bag.

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And yet we can have 300 yobs turn up in the centre of town and create this mess.

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Scary as they are, they are a minority of yobs.

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But these weren't yobs and druggies -- most were well-off and educated.

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The yobs fled her home with cash and valuables they stole from her home.

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He less cleverly rhymes the first syllable with yob and gob so that the word recalls a hawked expectoration.

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And the problem is even worse among those whose lives are made a misery by yobs in their neighbourhood.

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I trust that no effort will be spared in tracking down these yobs.

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This song details the ingredients which go into making up a yob.

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