Translations for „yobbish“ in the English » German Dictionary

yob·bish [ˈjɒbɪʃ] ADJ Brit inf

yobbish behaviour:

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English

That a substantial minority of selfish, indolent and yobbish individuals let the side down can hardly be denied.

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We want holidaymakers to know that we are a family-friendly airline that will not tolerate yobbish behaviour.

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My old coach had a policy of dropping players who got mouthy or yobbish, and it worked like a charm.

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But several incidents in recent years have shocked even seasoned locals who have grown accustomed to yobbish behaviour.

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Previous research has shown that planting gardens and parks in neighbourhoods reduces vandalism, graffiti, litter and yobbish behaviour.

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The gesture would have been widely condemned as epitomising the yobbish tendency in contemporary politics.

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The lads were known locally for yobbish behaviour and the dissidents knew that few people would complain, and they could paint themselves as vigilantes dealing with local thugs.

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Summer would see the place in the grip of yobbish, drunken excess, with crowds of 500 partygoers descending on to the beach once the pubs chucked out.

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