Translations for „larrikin“ in the English » German Dictionary

lar·ri·kin [ˈlærɪkɪn] N Aus inf

larrikin

Lausbub m meist euph inf

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English

Peter is the typical young bloke: sporty, easy-going and a bit of a larrikin.

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He's a larrikin, and you've got to push him.

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He's a larrikin; always has been and probably always will be.

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The long-haired larrikin stereotype simply isn't one that sticks terrifically well in the modern era.

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Some of the slang originated in the street slang of the larrikin pushes, such as stoush for fight, which led to such words as reinstoushments for reinforcements.

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Larrikin wasn't able to seek royalties earned before 2002 because of a statute of limitations.

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They became both famous and infamous with their larrikin type antics and special brand of humour.

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He is energetic, lively and a bit of larrikin, but under the surface he is just looking for someone to love him.

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He is a man who by turns can be a laidback larrikin or dangerous when crossed.

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Larrikin was not able to seek royalties earned before 2002 because of a statute of limitations.

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