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roguish

/ˈroʊ.ɡɪʃ/

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adjective

B2formalcommon/ˈroʊ.ɡɪʃ/

Describes someone who is playfully mischievous or dishonest in a charming way.

ruОписывает человека, который игриво озорничает или ведёт себя нечестно, но обаятельно.esDescribe a una persona que se porta de manera juguetona o traviesa, o que actúa con picardía o falta de honestidad, pero de un modo encantador o atractivo.frDécrit une personne qui fait des espiègleries de façon rieuse ou se comporte de manière malhonnête, mais avec un charme désarmant.deBeschreibt eine Person, die spielerisch boshaft oder verschmitzt ist oder sich unehrlich, aber auf charmante Weise verhält.ptDescreve alguém que age de forma travessa ou desonesta, mas de maneira encantadora e divertida.zh形容一个人调皮捣蛋、爱耍花招或行为不诚实,但又带有迷人的魅力。arيصف شخصًا مرحًا مخادعًا أو ماكرًا لكنه جذاب ومحبوب، أو من يميل إلى المشاكسة والخداع البريء.

  1. Playfully mischievous B2 informal

    Having a playful, cheeky, or slightly naughty quality that is often charming or endearing.

    • He gave her a roguish grin before sneaking another cookie.
    • The child's roguish behavior was more amusing than troublesome.
    • She had a roguish twinkle in her eye as she told the joke.

    ruОзорнойesPícaro, traviesofrEspiègledeSchelmischptTravessozh顽皮的arمشاغب مرح

    同义词: archcheekyimpishmischievousnaughtyplayfulpuckishrascallyslywaggish

    反义词: earnestgraveserioussobersolemn

  2. Dishonest or unprincipled C1 formal

    Lacking moral principles or scruples; behaving in a dishonest or unscrupulous manner.

    • The roguish politician was known for his corrupt dealings.
    • He led a roguish life, full of deceit and trickery.
    • The novel's antagonist was a roguish character who cared only for his own gain.

    ruБеспринципныйesDeshonesto o inescrupulosofrmalhonnête, sans scrupulesdeGewissenlosptDesonestozh无赖的arغير مبدئي

    同义词: crookeddeceitfuldishonestdishonorableknavishrascallyshadyunprincipledunscrupulousvillainous

    反义词: honestmoralprincipledscrupulousuprightvirtuous

  • more roguish comparative form
  • most roguish superlative form