rowdy in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for rowdy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

I.rowdy <rowdier, rowdiest> [Am ˈraʊdi, Brit ˈraʊdi] ADJ

rowdy

escandaloso

rowdy

alborotador

rowdy (quarrelsome)

pendenciero

rowdy place

bullicioso

rowdy meeting

tumultuoso

there were rowdy scenes

hubo desmanes

II.rowdy <pl rowdies> [Am ˈraʊdi, Brit ˈraʊdi] N

rowdy

alborotador m / alborotadora f

rowdy (picking a fight)

camorrista mf

rowdy (picking a fight)

pendenciero m / pendenciera f

Translations for rowdy in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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bochinchero (bochinchera)

rowdy

zaragatero (zaragatera)

rowdy

alborotador (alborotadora)

rowdy

quilombero (quilombera)

rowdy

la hinchada quilombera

the rowdy supporters o fans

rosquero (rosquera)

rowdy

zaragatero (zaragatera)

rowdy

gamberro (gamberra) (con énfasis en la falta de modales)

rowdy

alborotado (alborotada) (ruidoso)

rowdy

rowdy in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for rowdy in the English»Spanish Dictionary

rowdy <-ier, -iest> [ˈraʊdi] ADJ

1. rowdy (noisy):

rowdy

alborotador(a)

2. rowdy (quarrelsome):

rowdy

pendenciero, -a

Translations for rowdy in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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bullanguero (-a)

rowdy

boruquear

to be rowdy

esta clase es escandalosa

this class is rowdy [or out of control]

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

The vicar reported that as a result of the shortage of male hop pickers, the children involved were much more rowdy than in previous years.

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But there is no liquor and no rowdy, scary drunks.

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Increasingly rowdy segments of the crowd began to tarnish its image as well.

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At the time, the word meant a rowdy, boisterous gathering.

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Ultimately, this resulted in the second game of the doubleheader being postponed due to hundreds of rowdy fans storming the field and refusing to leave.

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They opposed the reform of apartheid laws during the 1980s, harassing liberal politicians and holding large (and often quite rowdy) political rallies.

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In the countryside, they soon meet the rowdy bunch that lives there.

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This plan backfires, when the rowdy is more than happy to get them both married because more than anything, he cares about his sister's happiness.

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They never seem to actually bite each other, but they get rather rowdy.

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Known to be rowdy at social events, they were the main driving force in organizing class dinners and other university social events.

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