thuggish in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for thuggish in the English»Spanish Dictionary

thuggish [Am ˈθəɡɪʃ, Brit ˈθʌɡɪʃ] ADJ

thuggish

amatonado

thuggish

de matón

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thuggish

agresivo, -a

thuggish

violento, -a

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English

Unfortunately, in trying to push for that agenda, we have met so many thuggish obstacles, including violence and the rigging of elections.

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His thuggish style of politics and his somewhat cold personality did not endear him to the masses.

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The role of thuggish unions adding significant costs through bribes is another factor.

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Always thought he was too much out of control, a big thuggish and close to over-the-top.

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I was at the game tonight and saw several brawls and ejections by absolute thuggish wanderers supporters.

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Even one of our more sedate sports is no longer immune from thuggish behaviour.

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His character is also very different from the more familiar version of himself (and even the earlier prototype versions), having a much more aggressive, arrogant, almost thuggish personality.

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It has dealt with labour issues in a consistently thuggish manner.

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Student hooligans, thuggish, disgraceful -- but not quite anarchy.

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When forced to fight, he resorts to a crude and thuggish form of attack, in contrast to his brother's carefully calculated attacks.

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