Traducciones de „slob“ en el diccionario inglés » ruso

slob [slɒb, ingl. am. slɑ:b] SUST. coloq.

1. slob (lazy person):

slob

лентя́й(ка) m(f)

2. slob (slovenly person):

slob

разгильдя́й m

slob about V. intr. coloq.

slob about

болта́ться

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

So women end up doing the work because men would happily live as a slob.

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Seriously, he's making the rest of us look like slobs.

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In the privacy of her own home, she is spoiled, stubborn, a slob, and studies relentlessly and obsessively to maintain her grades.

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Man has affair w/wife, is kicked out by husband, tries to help slob.

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He is also a slob and tends to forget things and make messes.

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He may seem like a slob at home, but he dresses quite professionally when he goes out, often wearing suits when he goes to work.

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While she is professional and diligent in her duties, she is a slob and a drunkard while off-duty.

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Despite her well manners she is a complete slob at home.

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He also described the protesters as a different breed of person and a bunch of slobs taking up the building.

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But when it comes to art appreciation, even a slob like me can recognise the basic requirement to leave the house.

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