yob in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

yob in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for yob in the English»Spanish Dictionary

yob [jɒb, Am jɑ:b] N, yobbo [ˈjɒbəʊ, Am ˈjɑ:boʊ] <-s> N Brit, Aus inf

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The yobs fled her home with cash and valuables they stole from her home.
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The main problem with the dance festivals these days is dance culture has gone mainstream and these events are full of yobs.
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He less cleverly rhymes the first syllable with yob and gob so that the word recalls a hawked expectoration.
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Otherwise, why join a club to do something every other yob can manage without forward-planning?
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Yob began to think about the mechanics of how the campaign would unfold and to imagine what the nominating convention would look like.
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A pilot whose exquisite manners will make us all feel like gauche yobs, perhaps.
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And the problem is even worse among those whose lives are made a misery by yobs in their neighbourhood.
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Such was the bulk of the yob, undertakers had to haul him up the tight winding stairs in a body bag.
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The yob grabbed her by the arm before forcing her into the staff kitchen where there was a fire escape.
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Ten tracks of rejuvenated roguery guaranteed to cause severe structural damage to the sturdiest of dwellings and delight the most surly of yobs.
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