Translations for „loutish“ in the English » German Dictionary

lout·ish [ˈlaʊtɪʃ, Am -t̬-] ADJ inf

loutish

pöbelhaft

loutish

rüpelhaft

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It's extremely bad form, however, to get visibly drunk and loutish.

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What was he supposed to do, simply sit back and allow a pair of loutish youths to poison them?

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The one problem is our next-door neighbours, who are nice enough but don't seem to care about their loutish basement tenants.

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Loutish cop assistants are a very big deal.

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I love all the characters in my films, even the loutish and frivolous ones.

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He recognises his drunken, loutish, violent actions have led to them losing a much-loved member of their family.

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Society, and we would like to think football, has moved beyond that sort of loutish behaviour.

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Also, your neighbour might not agree with your definition of loutish.

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Anyone who feels to have been repeatedly ignored by officers when complaining about loutish behaviour will be given new powers to demand action.

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Her loutish husband had absconded with all of her worldly goods.

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