bolshie in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for bolshie in the English»Spanish Dictionary

bolshie, bolshy [ˈbɒlʃi] ADJ <bolshier bolshiest> Brit inf

bolshie

rebelde

bolshie

díscolo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Sitting next to the driver demonstrated what a terrific person you were: egalitarian and bolshie.

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I love feeling part of a community in the wake of a big, bolshie blockbuster release.

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A minority who go bolshie or puritanical and turn up in jeans and open-necked shirts tend to look merely rude and ostentatious.

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The platoon was usually depicted as backbiting, inept, bolshie and uncooperative, which was the main reason for their constant defeats.

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

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It's bolshie, full of bravura and feels fresh, despite the script's age.

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So we're bolshie on both sides.

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I crushed my bolshie resistance to the "canonical", sharpened a pencil and sat down at the kitchen table.

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Her wide-eyed intensity, as she curls up in a hotel armchair, is at odds with a bolshie, salty humour.

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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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