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Significats de mischievous prank en anglès
Encara no tenim significats per a "mischievous prank".
Ús de mischievous prank en anglès
1
All Paris has laughed at this mischievous prank of the queen.
2
Some of the consequences of his mischievous prank were to be immediate, others more remote.
3
All this was a part of Fate's mischievous prank.
4
As a child, Rafael had known his mother to frown and sulk after some mischievous prank of his.
5
We were never together but he played some cruel and mischievous prank, which I never failed to resent to the utmost of my little power.
6
Apparently merely to excite her ridicule!-andto prick her humor up to the mischievous prank of finding out where he had fled and following him!
7
These are mischievous pranks of a cultivated and pampered and artificial appetite.
8
These mischievous pranks wouldn't have happened if Mary was here.
9
I could relate twenty of his mischievous pranks, each more amusing than the other.
10
It was as full of mischievous pranks as a youthful giant experimenting with his new-found strength.
11
The captain smiled upon thinking of the mischievous pranks of these ungovernable guests whose presence had been declined.
12
Olive learnt that old Mr. Derwent had ceased to scold, and poor Bob played his mischievous pranks no more.
13
The boys had been curious to see her, ever since they had heard so many tales of her mischievous pranks.
14
Master Godfrey may lay all his mischievous pranks upon this young one, and you will never find out the mistake.
15
He was the ringleader of all holiday sports, and midnight gambols; ready for all kinds of mischievous pranks, and harebrained adventures.
16
He was the leader of all boyish sports and athletic amusements, especially ball-playing, and he was foremost in all mischievous pranks.