Traducciones de „hooliganism“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

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hooliganism [ˈhu:lɪgənɪzəm] SUST. sin pl.

hooliganism

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act of hooliganism

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Ejemplos de uso para hooliganism

act of hooliganism

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Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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He issued a swift apology for his comments upon discovering that hooliganism did not cause the tragedy.

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This violent type of fan reaction is often called hooliganism.

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Some violence occurs by people aiming to cause trouble, a phenomenon known as hooliganism.

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No longer challenging for trophies (but frequently competing for promotion), the rivalry often continued off the pitch in the form of hooliganism.

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Violence broke out in pre-season games, as the sport was in the grip of hooliganism.

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Hooliganism was commonplace at matches between the clubs in the past.

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The former was blamed on criminal gangs, and the latter, in which 46 people were injured, was blamed on hooliganism.

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The group's actions were derided as literary hooliganism in the ever-more conservative press of the late 1920s.

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Relatively limited riots were not unknown at chariot races, similar to the football hooliganism that occasionally erupts after association football matches in modern times.

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He was jailed twice around the same time: first for a robbery, and then for hooliganism and resistance to the police.

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