Examples of using Rowdy in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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there will be no shouting kids, rowdy young people or contending couples in
these areas can get frighteningly rowdy, and are definitely not suited to children.
bundle of energy" and figuratively meaning abaremono(暴れ者)"rowdy; hooligan; tough; maverick".
Please Note: Due to crowds of rowdy youngsters aiming to get thoroughly hammered on cheap tax-free booze,
The school management decided to send the young rowdy(he is disabled) for a medical
Son of the caretaker, rowdy nine years, I trained them,
both were rowdy as youths, with the former drinking
George disagreements with the producers over the disparity imposed on him the image of a rowdy teenager with his inner state of romance led to the disintegration of the group,
stunned everyone by making a speech criticizing the rowdy, anti-intellectual behavior of the SA
James Corbett, known as Gentleman Jim, to whom rowdy champion finally put on the gloves.
partners who behave inappropriately, rowdy.
an alcoholic and rowdy, who managed to escape from the continuous fervor
a bottle of wine, and, knowing whose it was the cellar Surely they were not going to be rowdy wines.
Mike Rowdy, a professional designer
She notes that“if boys get out of hand they are regarded as‘boisterous',‘rough',‘assertive',‘rowdy' and‘adventurous'”,
Rowdy had just woke up.
The image of England fans as rowdy hooligans is as outdated as Soviet-era images of London fog- which was banished by the 1956 Clean Air Act.
So I couldn't figure out for the life of me why we were supposed to be so rowdy, or why we had to spell this word incorrectly.
Stitch(Rowdy) Stickers.
She was writing a book about me and Rowdy, about the fight.