lout in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for lout in the English»Italian Dictionary

lout [Brit laʊt, Am laʊt] N

lout (rude-mannered)

zoticone m / zoticona f

lout (hooligan)

vandalo m / vandala f

lout (clumsy)

imbranato m / imbranata f

lager lout [Brit, Am ˈlɑɡər ˌlaʊt] N Brit pej

lager lout

giovane ubriacone m (che beve birra)

litter lout [ˈlɪtələʊt] N Brit

litter lout → litterbug

See also litterbug

litterbug [Brit ˈlɪtəbʌɡ, Am ˈlɪdərˌbəɡ] N pej

litterbug

= persona che getta i rifiuti per strada

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bovaro inf, pej

lout

burino (burina)

lout

pecoraio (pecoraia) fig, pej

lout

buzzurro

lout

becero (becera)

lout

zulu

lout

beduino (beduina)

lout

lout in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for lout in the English»Italian Dictionary

lout [laʊt] N

lout

teppistello m

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bifolco (-a)

lout

caprone

lout pej

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English

He now saw little difference in morality between the war's combatants, and later described it as a sweaty tug-of-war between teams of indistinguishable louts.

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Perhaps, knowingly or not, today's lady louts are merely upholding tradition.

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Post-puberty, her school uniform will prompt heckling from louts in vans.

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The finger of suspicion pointed at her drunken lout of a paramour.

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And who will stop homeless louts from hanging out in there, pretending to "meditate"?

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She's just a lout coming in at three o'clock in the morning all the time.

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A drunken lout once toppled the hot handle.

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The panic-stricken mum was left in a public waiting room next to a drunken lout, even after officers knew her sons were dead.

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Is he a lout, a liar or something entirely more canny?

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They need to be free from ill-mannered, ill-tempered louts.

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