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État voyou
rogue state SAM.
état m. spol voyou
I. rogue [brit. angl. rəʊɡ, am. angl. roʊɡ] SAM.
1. rogue šalj.:
coquin m. spol
2. rogue slabš.:
fripouille ž. spol
rogues' gallery fig., šalj.
3. rogue (animal):
solitaire m. spol
II. rogue [brit. angl. rəʊɡ, am. angl. roʊɡ] PRID. atribut.
1. rogue (maverick):
rogue elephant, politician, detective
2. rogue slabš. builder, landlord, trader:
I. state [brit. angl. steɪt, am. angl. steɪt] SAM.
1. state (condition):
état m. spol
2. state POLIT. (nation):
État m. spol
3. state (region, area):
state ADMIN. JEZ., GEOGR.
État m. spol
4. state POLIT. (government):
État m. spol
5. state (ceremonial):
pompe ž. spol
tenue ž. spol d'apparat
6. state (social class):
state archaic
rang m. spol
II. States SAM.
States mn. samost.:
les États-Unis m. spol mn.
III. state [brit. angl. steɪt, am. angl. steɪt] PRID. atribut.
1. state (government):
state school, sector
state enterprise, pension, radio, TV, university, railways, secret
state budget, spending, subsidy
state army, tax
state election am. angl.
2. state (ceremonial):
state coach, occasion, opening
state banquet
state funeral
state visit
IV. state [brit. angl. steɪt, am. angl. steɪt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. state:
state (express, say) fact , opinion, position, truth, view
state (provide information) age, income
to state that person:
2. state (specify):
state amount, conditions, place, time, terms
state preference
V. state [brit. angl. steɪt, am. angl. steɪt]
I. rogue [rəʊg, am. angl. roʊg] SAM.
1. rogue (villain):
crapule ž. spol
2. rogue (criminal, lively person):
voyou m. spol
II. rogue [rəʊg, am. angl. roʊg] PRID.
rogue animal
rogue car, product
I. state [steɪt] SAM.
1. state (condition):
state a. fig.
état m. spol
to be in a fit state to +infin
être en état de +infin
2. state (situation):
situation ž. spol
célibat m. spol
mariage m. spol
3. state (nation):
état m. spol
4. state (dignified rank):
rang m. spol
II. state [steɪt] PRID.
1. state (nation):
state a. fig.
2. state (american states):
3. state (governmental unit):
state industry
4. state (civil government):
state document
a state registered nurse brit. angl. MED.
5. state (showing dignified ceremony):
state funeral
III. state [steɪt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. state (declare):
to state (that) ...
2. state (express):
state one's opinion, the reference
state a problem, a condition
3. state (specify):
state conditions
I. rogue [roʊg] SAM.
1. rogue (villain):
crapule ž. spol
2. rogue (criminal, lively person):
voyou m. spol
II. rogue [roʊg] PRID.
rogue animal
rogue wave, tornado
I. state [steɪt] SAM.
1. state (condition):
state a. fig.
état m. spol
être en état de +infin
2. state (situation):
situation ž. spol
célibat m. spol
mariage m. spol
3. state (nation):
état m. spol
4. state (dignified rank):
rang m. spol
II. state [steɪt] PRID.
1. state (national):
state a. fig.
2. state (of American states):
3. state (owned by government):
state industry
4. state (governmental):
state document
5. state (showing ceremony):
state funeral
III. state [steɪt] GLAG. preh. glag.
1. state (declare):
to state (that) ...
2. state (express):
state opinion, reference
state problem, condition
3. state (specify):
state conditions
Present
Istate
youstate
he/she/itstates
westate
youstate
theystate
Past
Istated
youstated
he/she/itstated
westated
youstated
theystated
Present Perfect
Ihavestated
youhavestated
he/she/ithasstated
wehavestated
youhavestated
theyhavestated
Past Perfect
Ihadstated
youhadstated
he/she/ithadstated
wehadstated
youhadstated
theyhadstated
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Other modelling work suggests that the threat of geoengineering by a rogue state may in fact increase the likelihood of emissions reduction.
en.wikipedia.org
We'll ignore the fact that we've become a rogue state, flouting international law.
ipolitics.ca
However, the undertaking of the ski project comes at a time of continued widespread poverty for millions within the rogue state.
www.telegraph.co.uk
The definition of a rogue state is here.
www.itwire.com
Or will it behave like a rogue state and treat the international court's ruling with benign indifference, if not outright arrogance?
opinion.inquirer.net