Translations for „foul“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

I . foul [faʊl] ADJ

1. foul (polluted):

foul

onesnažen

foul air

smrdljiv

foul water

umazan

2. foul (disgusting):

foul

(na)gnusen

foul smell, taste

neprijeten

3. foul (unpleasant):

foul weather

grd

foul mood

zoprn

to be foul to sb

biti zoprn do koga

4. foul (morally objectionable):

foul

nespodoben

foul language

prostaški

II . foul [faʊl] N SPORTS

foul on

prekršek m nad

III . foul [faʊl] VB trans

1. foul (pollute):

foul

onesnaževati [perf onesnažiti]

foul

umazati

2. foul Brit (defecate on):

foul

ponečediti

3. foul SPORTS:

foul

narediti prekršek

foul ADJ

User Entry

foul (spirit)

nečisti (duh)

foul-ˈmouthed ADJ

foul-mouthed

prostaški

foul ˈplay N no pl

1. foul play (criminal activity):

foul play

hudodelstvo n

foul play

zločin m

2. foul play SPORTS:

foul play

nepoštena igra f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

However, a flagrant foul will result in "both" the award of free throws and subsequent possession.

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People make mistakes, it's not worth quitting your profession if you foul up, it's about taking responsibility for your errors and fixing them.

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He received a flagrant foul 2 and was immediately ejected.

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The possibility of a foul play investigation hung in the balance.

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The man exhibits dyspepsia and extremely foul flatulence but claims that these are the result of eating berries and lichen while he was lost.

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Wizards are also hired to conjure up or enrage foul monsters.

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However, there was no indication that he had been the victim of foul play or been hit by a car.

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Foul weather prevented attacks on the 8th, but the following two days presented favorable conditions for air strikes which continued apace.

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Posey earned a flagrant foul, was ejected and suspended for one game.

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Do not try to second-guess the market: even the greatest experts fall foul at times doing that.

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