Term Gallery logo

Meanings of troublemaker in English

Portuguese
desordeiro
Catalan
pertorbador

Someone who deliberately stirs up trouble.

desordeiro
Usage of troublemaker in English
1
Even then, I couldn't bring myself to believe the troublemaker was Padmini.
Happiness key
2
Your accomplice-anotherknown troublemaker-willjoin you, as soon as he is located.
The city of ember: book 1
3
It was still there: Brenda Perkins and that gosh-darned troublemaker Dale Barbara.
Under the dome: a novel
4
They would just think I was a troublemaker with an overactive imagination.
The Guardian
5
Luther has proven to be a persistent troublemaker and a repeat offender.
A Long Way from Home
6
Last semester, he was seen as a troublemaker with a bad attitude.
Climbing Magazine
7
A simple psychotic troublemaker a commander can lock up and forget about.
The Forever War
8
And because people were glad that the vicious troublemaker had been caught.
The Land of Painted Caves
9
Patterson, Abraham Wilson is not on trial here for being a troublemaker.
Rage of angels
10
He was a troublemaker before the war, publishing lies about the Reich.
The kommandant's girl
11
Cher Lloyd: the X Factor troublemaker jumps off the production line.
The Irish Times
12
The sender of the first e-mail, however, is a devious troublemaker.
Enigma of China
13
Frebec may be a troublemaker, but I'm not so sure I blame him.
The Mammoth Hunters
14
They saw me as a bit of a troublemaker, reflected Costa.
The Guardian
15
Never a troublemaker, he was sure the principal barely knew who he was.
The Irish Times
16
Why does every Cave, every Camp, every group have to have a troublemaker?
The Mammoth Hunters
About this term
More collocations
Translations for troublemaker
Portuguese
desordeiro
Troublemaker through the time
Troublemaker across language varieties
United States of America
Common