Translations for „rascally“ in the English » German Dictionary

ras·cal·ly [ˈrɑ:skəli, Am ˈræs-] ADV

1. rascally (mischievous):

rascally

frech

rascally children

kleine Schlingel

2. rascally (dishonest):

rascally

gemein

rascally

niederträchtig

rascally

schurkisch veraltend

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

rascally children

kleine Schlingel

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

He was on the streets for a long time and became a straggly impish, rascally elfin of a man.

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All my propensities to be mischievous, rascally and all of that, were very rigorously curtailed at that time.

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I was very rascally as a child -- the toughest of the nine children of my parents.

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Outrageously bawdy, it's a rascally show.

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Farewell, my fellow cricket-loving, rascally spirit.

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The story concerned a rascally financier who tries to discredit a rival in love.

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It makes everyone in the audience feel a rascally 8 years old, the age at which whoopee cushions (when they work) seem the greatest invention since firecrackers.

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The directors' gentle touch makes it easy to empathize with their down-on-his luck protagonist in spite of his rascally attitude.

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But there are risks attached to such a rascally strategy, most obviously that he might be overtaken himself.

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But how to catch those rascally rodents?

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