rogues in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rogues in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.rogue [Am roʊɡ, Brit rəʊɡ] N

rogue

pícaro m / pícara f

rogue

pillo m / pilla f

rogue

bribón m / bribona f

you little rogue!

¡granuja!

you little rogue!

¡picarón!

you little rogue!

¡pilluelo!

rogues' gallery

fichero m de delincuentes

II.rogue [Am roʊɡ, Brit rəʊɡ] ADJ attr

1. rogue elephant/male:

rogue

solitario

rogue

que vive apartado de la manada

2. rogue trader/company:

rogue

deshonesto

rogue state N POL

rogue state

estado m villano

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a thievish rogue

un maleante

a thievish rogue

un ladrón

Translations for rogues in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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bellaco (bellaca)

rogue inf, hum

rajadiablos

rogue

estado villano

rogue state

tunante (tunanta)

rogue dated

bergante

rogue inf

tránsfuga

rogue inf

pillastre

crafty rogue

rogues in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rogues in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.rogue [rəʊg, Am roʊg] N

1. rogue (rascal):

rogue

pícaro(-a) m (f)

2. rogue (villain):

rogue

bribón(-ona) m (f)

II.rogue [rəʊg, Am roʊg] ADJ

rogue animal

solitario, -a

rogue trader, company

deshonesto, -a

rogue ADJ

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rogue (state)

canalla inv

Translations for rogues in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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pajarraco

rogue

rajadiablo(s)

young rogue

perillán (-ana)

rogue

malandrín (-ina)

rogue

bandido (-a)

rogue

truhan (estafador)

rogue

pícaro (-a)

rogue

pícaro de siete suelas inf

out-and-out rogue

guripa

rogue

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Rogues manage to avoid most trouble thanks to their swiftness and agility.

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Warriors and rogues, while both are damage dealers, work in slightly different ways.

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Rogues are typically dexterous and possess many skills, allowing them to excel in many areas of expertise.

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They are a group of rogues, outlaws, and experts of strong-arm tactics, who are supposed to serve as a security force for the technies.

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The heroes battle and defeat the collected rogues.

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On two occasions he was waylaid by rogues.

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They were originally introduced in 1994 and were first portrayed as a family of local thugs, but were quickly changed into lovable rogues.

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However, solitary rogues are frequently an exception to this rule, and sometimes make unprovoked attacks on passers-by.

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If outside there, people believe that we are all rogues, nobody will bring their money to a roguish country.

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By some uncanny intuition, some people imagine they will find horse thieves, rogues and jailbirds perched in the leafy bowers of their family trees.

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