raffish dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de raffish dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

raffish [GB ˈrafɪʃ, Am ˈræfɪʃ] ADJ littér

raffish person, behaviour

libertin

raffish figure, look

canaille

raffish place

mal famé

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

Miller developed his style and raffish stage persona during these years.

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He meddled in an imaginative, often raffish or coquettish, and always elegant depictions of dramas in elegant period costume occurring in equally ornamented interiors.

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Back then, tats had a rather raffish air.

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This branch is prominent at the moment, but another line, as old as the novel itself, adopts a more raffish attitude.

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Maybe it's supposed to look raffish and unconventional, but can also appear untidy and unfinished.

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But jazz was different, more visceral and raffish, hinting at the prurient origins of the word itself.

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The elegant civic architecture belies a raffish backstreet charm, just as the prevailing friendliness masks a troubled past.

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Somehow the name helps, suggesting a winning combination of raffish and ruffled.

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This raffish city offered sanctuary, and the promise of a dream that for some of them came true.

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The romance of the great river, its raffish paddleboat life and its eerie call occupied him for four years.

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