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Significados de
troubler
en inglés
portugués
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Someone who deliberately stirs up trouble.
troublemaker
trouble maker
mischief-maker
bad hat
portugués
desordeiro
Sinónimos
Examples for "
troublemaker
"
troublemaker
trouble maker
mischief-maker
bad hat
Examples for "
troublemaker
"
1
Even then, I couldn't bring myself to believe the
troublemaker
was Padmini.
2
Your accomplice-anotherknown
troublemaker
-
will
join
you, as soon as he is located.
3
It was still there: Brenda Perkins and that gosh-darned
troublemaker
Dale Barbara.
4
They would just think I was a
troublemaker
with an overactive imagination.
5
Luther has proven to be a persistent
troublemaker
and a repeat offender.
1
Many other Lebanese Sunnis see him as a militant and
trouble
maker
.
2
They didn't know that the old gentleman was a famous
trouble
maker
.
3
But many Lebanese Sunnis see him as an extremist and a
trouble
maker
.
4
Veteran blogger Luvvie Ajayi likes to think of herself as a professional
trouble
maker
.
5
With them all Stella had been the pretty
trouble
maker
.
1
The slanderer works secretly; this
mischief
-
maker
goes the plain way to work.
2
He abounds in these woods and his Indian name means the
mischief
-
maker
.
3
I have no wish to pry or play
mischief
-
maker
,
and, if Mr.
4
What had that wretched
mischief
-
maker
,
that Castle girl, been saying to her?
5
It's a sort of
mischief
-
maker
,
a demon I guess you'd call it.
1
But it never occurred to me that he was a
bad
hat
.
2
Buckle, with his proverbially '
bad
hat
'
,
usually under the table, yet invariably played superbly.
3
A bit of a
bad
hat
,
eh?
4
Well, he's a
bad
hat
.
5
It's also funny, as it pops out from under Zaphod's chin, knocking his real head backwards, like a
bad
hat
.
Uso de
troubler
en inglés
1
Point out this
troubler
to the king, and then cry the remedy.
2
Paul Kruger is at the present moment the real
troubler
of South Africa.
3
She has long been beneath the sod, this
troubler
of dreams.
4
On thee, the
troubler
of the poor world's peace!
5
To others he is a religious enthusiast and the Japanese equivalent of a
troubler
of Israel.
6
Jealousy, that
troubler
of reason, had been over-busy with his wits as it had with hers.
7
So far this passage carries us, leaving the pitiful last hour of the wretched
troubler
of Israel untouched.
8
Agitations, therefore, followed, and each succeeding General Conference found this question to be still the
troubler
of Israel.
9
To be appointed, to be ordained, to be established to be a persecutor, and a
troubler
of God's church- Otremendousjudgment!
10
He fled from persecution under Mary, was a
troubler
of his brother refugees by his turbulent temper, and his attachment to superstitious ceremonies.
11
The vision of a ghostly
troubler
hovering in the background, was as nothing, matched with the fear of spontaneous change arising in M. Paul himself.
12
Octa and Ossa, the lords of their
host
-
these
troublers
of Britain-weretaken alive.
13
They were the
troublers
of the city, not Paul, peacefully preaching in the synagogue.
14
You must forgive me, Mr. Northcott, for having included you among the
troublers
of my peace.
15
Paul assumes the role of a judge and condemns the false apostles as
troublers
of the Galatians.
16
Any dissatisfaction with anything at all is seldom expressed for fear of being classed with these
troublers
of Ireland.
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Sobre este término
troubler
Nombre
Singular
Colocaciones frecuentes
ghostly troubler
real troubler
wretched troubler
Translations for
troubler
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Troubler
a través del tiempo