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Перевод: blackguard

[прилагательное]
мерзкий;
[существительное]
подлец ; мерзавец ; уличный мальчишка;
[глагол]
сквернословить; ругаться

Тезаурус:

1. We shall then be able to tell a shortfall from a short fall, a blackguard from a black guard, their funnybone from their funny bone, and babies that are stillborn from those still born.
2. The youthful blackguard crossed his black heart.
3. Their capacity to do the work was doubted: a blackguard horde of broken down incompetents have been taken on to take up our work.
4. He expected Caterina to be there to tell him that Rosalba absolutely refused to meet him in such compromising circumstances and considered him a blackguard and a monster even to suggest such an assignation.
5. That Gallagher is an out and out blackguard!"
6. McQuaid was a drunken blackguard who was with me in the war.
7. Traditionally, the word "black" has had a meaning as dishonourable, sinister and evil and terms like "to black", "blacken", "blackball", "black mark", "blackleg", "blackspot", "blacklist", "black market", "blackguard", "black sheep" and "blackmail" refer to anti-social or wicked behaviour.
8. And a chance to do away with that old blackguard Jake once and for all and NO DANGER!
9. Charles Russell also found much to admire in his Manchester Scuttlers, seeing in their violent gang fights a "sense of comradeship" which he could not altogether disapprove of: "The "Scuttler"" was not wholly bad; he would rather be a blackguard than a dullard.
10. I kicked the blackguard in the guts as hard as I could, flogged him into insensibility, and dropped him in the canal.
11. "He was a blackguard and no Catholic, whatever else he was!"
12. I had this dreadful feeling that my journey to London and my meeting with this Frenchman had all been carefully managed by Cardinal Wolsey and his blackguard, Doctor Agrippa.
13. "McIniff was blackguard enough to do that but you'd think that at least he'd be ashamed to tell it."