Translations for „rackety“ in the English » German Dictionary

rack·ety [ˈrækəti, Am -ət̬i] ADJ

rackety life:

rackety

wild

have a rackety lifestyle

nur auf Vergnügen aus sein

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

have a rackety lifestyle

nur auf Vergnügen aus sein

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

But it won't come if you're in a rackety situation.

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What, however, defines it is its estuaries and saltings, creeks and secret inlets, and their rackety marine life; the elisions between water, land and the vast sky.

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The rackety engine didn't bear close examination but there were life jackets, as promised, and paddles.

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An entire gallery has been engulfed by what look like a rackety crowd of unstable ships made from wood, cardboard, sticky tape.

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His rackety vehicle, and the heart of his inquiry, is himself.

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It is her rackety financial situation, which damages her credibility and does her no favours at all, in or out of court.

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All this has been gone through, as have the famously rackety father, the painful divorce, the change of agent, the new wife, the huge advance, the teeth.

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The seedy, rackety bar life has been replaced by sleek restaurants and boutiques, set on what is now an elegant boulevard.

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They're certainly a rackety bunch: even now, in their 80s, they mutter irreverently and heckle during the welcome speeches.

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Everything is harsh, uncomfortable, and rackety.

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