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Significados de rowdy en inglés

portugués
bigorrilha
catalán
batusser
español
gorila

A cruel and brutal fellow.

gorila

Disturbing the public peace; loud and rough.

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Uso de rowdy en inglés
1
While rowdy at times, the fans always carried themselves with good humour.
The Irish Times
2
The latter can be a rowdy event at the best of times.
The Irish Times
3
And towards the end of the day fatigue kept the rowdy-minded quiet.
Mike
4
A rowdy meeting in Katikati demand a bypass of State Highway 2.
Radio NZ
5
But perhaps most importantly Singapore does not tolerate rowdy protests or demonstrations.
Radio NZ
6
Sorry about that, but last time we met, you got pretty rowdy.
Back on murder
7
The rowdy session went through the night and has continued on Saturday.
Radio NZ
8
A forum that often is raucous and rowdy was solemn and grave.
The Guardian
9
A dozen people are ejected from parliament for holding a rowdy protest.
Radio NZ
10
After a rowdy two hours the trial was adjourned until January 8th.
The Irish Times
11
On the plus side, Nichols' production mixes the rowdy and the sophisticated.
The Guardian
12
There sat the celebrated town-rowdy Nil Krasavtsev with three of his friends.
The Created Legend
13
But he admits he can't afford too much of a rowdy evening.
Radio NZ
14
It is a squalid record of horse-whippings, face-scratchings-inshort, a rowdy life.
Famous Affinities of History: The Romance of Devotion. Volume 3
15
We were soon a rowdy spectacle for the rest of the crowd.
Riding rockets
16
For then was the time that she preferred for her rowdy tricks.
The Tale of Mrs. Ladybug
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Rowdy a través del tiempo
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