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tyke

/taɪk/

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noun

/taɪk/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, которое может относиться либо к молодому человеку, особенно к маленькому ребенку, либо к грубому, неотесанному и невоспитанному человеку, лишенному утонченности.

A noun that can refer either to a young person, especially a small child, or to a crude, uncouth, and ill-bred individual lacking refinement.

  1. Young childA2informal

    A small child, especially one who is lively or mischievous.

    ruМалыш

    • The little tyke was running around the garden.
    • She's a cheerful tyke, always laughing.
    • Watch out for that tyke, he's full of energy.

    Synonymschildimpkidnipperrascalscamptoturchin

    Antonymsadulteldergrownupsenior

  2. Unrefined personC1informal

    A person who is considered crude, uncouth, or lacking in manners and culture.

    ruГрубиян

    • He behaved like a rude tyke at the dinner party.
    • Don't be such a tyke; show some respect.
    • The old man called the noisy teenager a tyke.

    Synonymsboorchurlloutoafphilistinevulgarianyokel

    Antonymsgentlemanladysophisticate

Forms
  • tykes plural form
  • tykes' possessive plural form
  • tyke's possessive singular form
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