Rascal Meaning in English
word
/ˈɹæskəɫ/
RAS-kuhl
/ɹˈɑːskəl/
RAHS-kuhl
परिभाषा
A 'rascal' is someone, often a child, who behaves in a playful but slightly naughty or mischievous way. It can also mean someone who is dishonest, but it's usually said with affection.
उपयोग और बारीकियां
Mostly informal and affectionate when used for children or friends; can be mildly insulting if used about adults. Commonly paired with 'little' as in 'little rascal.' Avoid using for serious wrongdoing.
Spanish: pícaro - bribón - pilloPortuguese (BR): moleque - patife - trapaceiroPortuguese (PT): maroto - patife - traquinasChinese (Simplified): 小淘气 - 捣蛋鬼Chinese (Traditional): 小淘氣 - 搗蛋鬼Hindi: शरारती - बदमाशArabic: وغد - مشاغبBengali: দুষ্টু - চাঁনপান (অন্তরঙ্গ অর্থে)Russian: проказник - шалун - плутJapanese: いたずらっ子 - やんちゃ坊主Vietnamese: nhóc ranh - thằng nhóc tinh nghịchKorean: 말썽쟁이 - 장난꾸러기Turkish: yaramaz - afacanUrdu: شرارتی - شرارتی لڑکاIndonesian: bandel - nakal - anak nakal
उदाहरण वाक्य
That little rascal hid my keys again.
basic
My dog is such a rascal, always stealing socks.
basic
Come here, you little rascal!
basic
You cheeky rascal, did you eat all the cookies?
natural
He’s a real rascal but you can’t help loving him.
natural
Those two rascals skipped class to go to the arcade.
natural