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I. devil [brit. angl. ˈdɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈdɛvəl] SAM.
1. devil:
the devil or the Devil REL. (Satan)
2. devil (evil spirit):
devil
démon m. spol
3. devil (for emphasis) pog.:
what the devil do you mean?
4. devil (expressing affection, sympathy) pog.:
a lucky devil
the poor devil
5. devil (nuisance) pog., zastar.:
to be a devil for doing
6. devil brit. angl. PRAVO:
devil
II. devil <del. Pf. etc devilling, devilled brit. angl.> [brit. angl. ˈdɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈdɛvəl] GLAG. nepreh. glag. PRAVO
to devil for sb
III. devilled brit. angl. deviled am. angl. PRID. GASTR.
devilled brit. angl. deviled am. angl.
IV. devil [brit. angl. ˈdɛv(ə)l, am. angl. ˈdɛvəl]
be a devil pog.!
we wonthe devil looks after his own šalj.
to have the luck of the devil brit. angl. pog.
to have the luck of the devil brit. angl. pog.
like the devil pog. scream, run:
speak of the devil!
go to the devil pog.!
va au diable! pog.
the devil you did pog.!
sans blague! pog.
to give the devil his due
Tasmanian devil SAM. ZOOL.
Tasmanian devil
dust devil SAM.
dust devil
devil's advocate SAM.
avocat m. spol du diable
devil worshipper SAM.
pratiquant/-e m. spol/ž. spol du satanisme
printer's devil SAM.
printer's devil
she-devil SAM.
she-devil
sorcière ž. spol slabš.
devil worship SAM.
devil worship
satanisme m. spol
devil-may-care [am. angl. ˌdɛvəlmeɪˈkɛr] PRID.
devil-may-care
devil's food cake SAM. am. angl.
Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina
devil [ˈdevəl] SAM.
1. devil no mn. (Satan):
2. devil (evil spirit):
devil
diable m. spol
3. devil pog. (wicked person):
devil
démon m. spol
4. devil (mischievous person):
devil
diable(-esse) m. spol (ž. spol)
be a devil pog.
cheeky devil
malin singe m. spol
lucky devil
veinard m. spol
5. devil (difficult thing):
to have a devil of a job doing sth
6. devil (feisty energy):
devil
like the devil
7. devil (indicating surprise):
devil
who/what/where/how the devil...?
8. devil am. angl. (exploited hack):
devil
nègre m. spol
fraza:
give the devil his due
to go to the devil
to play the devil with sth
speak of the devil
devil-may-care PRID.
devil-may-care
jammy beggar [or devil]
Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
Francoščina
Francoščina
devil [ˈdev· ə l] SAM.
1. devil (Satan):
2. devil (evil spirit):
devil
diable m. spol
3. devil pog.:
devil (wicked person)
démon m. spol
diable(-esse) m. spol (ž. spol)
4. devil pog. (person):
handsome devil
beau gosse m. spol
lucky devil
veinard m. spol
5. devil (difficult thing):
to have a devil of a time doing sth
6. devil (feisty energy):
devil
like the devil
7. devil (indicating surprise):
devil
who/what/where/how the devil...?
fraza:
give the devil his due
to go to the devil
to play the devil with sth
speak of the devil
devil's advocate SAM.
avocat m. spol du diable
devil-may-care PRID.
devil-may-care
Francoščina
Francoščina
Angleščina
Angleščina
Present
Idevil
youdevil
he/she/itdevils
wedevil
youdevil
theydevil
Past
Idevilled / am. angl. deviled
youdevilled / am. angl. deviled
he/she/itdevilled / am. angl. deviled
wedevilled / am. angl. deviled
youdevilled / am. angl. deviled
theydevilled / am. angl. deviled
Present Perfect
Ihavedevilled / am. angl. deviled
youhavedevilled / am. angl. deviled
he/she/ithasdevilled / am. angl. deviled
wehavedevilled / am. angl. deviled
youhavedevilled / am. angl. deviled
theyhavedevilled / am. angl. deviled
Past Perfect
Ihaddevilled / am. angl. deviled
youhaddevilled / am. angl. deviled
he/she/ithaddevilled / am. angl. deviled
wehaddevilled / am. angl. deviled
youhaddevilled / am. angl. deviled
theyhaddevilled / am. angl. deviled
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