Traductions de „rogues“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

I . rogue [rəʊg, Am roʊg] SUBST

1. rogue a. iron (person):

rogue

łobuz m

rogues' gallery

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2. rogue (animal):

rogue

samotnik m

II . rogue [rəʊg, Am roʊg] ADJ

1. rogue animal:

rogue

samotny

2. rogue person:

rogue

sprawiający kłopoty

Expressions couramment utilisées avec rogues

rogues' gallery

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

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Scourge can not bluff these cats as he tricked the dog, and the forest rogues openly mock and threaten him.

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

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On two occasions he was waylaid by rogues.

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

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The heroes battle and defeat the collected rogues.

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

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