Translations for „bolshie“ in the English » German Dictionary

bol·shie <-r, -st>, bol·shy [ˈbɒlʃi] ADJ Brit inf

bolshie

patzig pej inf

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The door then swung open and a bolshie young policeman sauntered in.

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It seemed to me that the problem was with the bolshie workers.

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A lot of the problems were caused by the sailors being bolshie and obstructive.

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As the country prepares to feast and then fall over sated with goodwill, who wants to listen to bolshie talk about the undemocratic nature of a monarchy?

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It's all about being bolshie.

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Lee is a fascinating, bolshie character.

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She's very funny in her bolshie sarcasm but never quite captures the poignant pain of a woman who hides deep hurt behind her wit.

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She has also been described as a bolshie battleaxe.

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They seem a bit bolshie.

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But he is also bolshie and always ready to berate heads of state for not doing enough, and would readily admit that diplomacy is not his strong suit.

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