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бездельник ncontraintes
génér. idler; good-for-nothing; beach-comber; drone; vagabond; fribble; lounger; sluggard; wag; bauchle; chairwarmer (получающий жалованье); do-nothing; fluff-off; lazzarone; loiterer; scrimshanker; trifler; Weary Willie; dawdle; doodle; gremlin; scaramouch; skulk; spalpeen; ne'er-do-well; blackguard; scapegrace; bone-idle fellow; faineant; fiddle-faddles; loom; ne'er-do-weel; bone-lazy fellow; deadhead; gadabout (Anglophile); do-naught (Anglophile); ringer (US alloptimistic); lie-on-the-beach type (Randy was never the lie-on-the-beach type, so after leaving the RCMP he started working in the private sector. -- никогда не был бездельником ART Vancouver); do little; do nothing; fiddle faddle; fluff off; good for nothing; jerk off; ne'er do weel; ne'er do well; dawdler; truant; work-shy; gangrel (Pippy-Longstocking); beat (амер. сл.); loafer; dangler; loon; goof off; fiddle-faddle; laggard; workshy (Sergei Aprelikov); bezonian; hang dog; jack; jack straw; jak; knave; ragamuffin; rakehell; rascal; rogue; rowdy; scoundrel; sirrah; stinkard; under fellow; wretch; miser; lazy beggar; lazy bones; lazy dog; flunk; rounder; slug; twiddler (Muslimah)
amér., argot. dead-beat; dead
amér., inform. fiddler
argot. goof-off; deadleg (a feeble, lazy or disappointing person. "The usual crowd of airheads, phonies, deadlegs, posers, bimbos, wallies, wannabees, hangers-on and gatecrashers." (Christina Appleyard, Daily Mirror, 11 May 1989) VLZ_58); blow-off (Fred is such a blow-off! VLZ_58); goldbrick; lead swinger (MichaelBurov); footer; chair-warmer; ding-donger; feather merchant; gold brick; gremmie; gutterpup; no-work; piddler; soldier; picker (Interex); dewdropper (Taras); cookie pusher (I'm just looking for a cookie pusher to fire today. Я смотрю какого бездельника уволить сегодня. Interex); lollygagger (VLZ_58)
austr. bludger (MichaelBurov)
austr., inform. coaster
austr., jarg. sooner
avunc. dog fucker (Dopler)
figur. a precious beagle; pup
humour. scamp; scallawag; ringer (US alloptimistic)
inform. bum; layabout; scalawag; scallywag; slacker; do-little; playboy; waster; a bad halfpenny; couch potato (Yanick); deadbeat; bummer (schnuller); moocher (schnuller); lazy-boots (schnuller); lazybones (schnuller); deadbeat slouch (Taras); jerk-off; gaga; patch; beachcomber (Charlotte von Bremer); lookie-loo (Val_Ships); a cop-out (Everyone helped as they had promised, except for one cop-out. Val_Ships)
inform., amér. cake-eater
irland. Dosser (Букв. – "завсегдатай ночлежки" Franka_LV)
jargon. pudknocker (Taras)
litt. scaramouche
mépr. grazer (One who just grazes the fields...takes numerous smoke breaks, plays on the computer all day at work, someone who just floats throughout the day. VLZ_58)
naut. bilge rat (laggard Taras)
obsol. droil; marow; micher; rascallion; runnion; rapscallion
vulg. hell-arounder; hell-bender; lazy bugger
yidd. schlep (schnuller)
écoss. bachle
бездельники n
génér. effete
coll. varmint; vermin
polit. idlers (bigmaxus); loafers (bigmaxus); loungers (bigmaxus)
бездельник: 53 phrases, 11 sujets
Américain usage, pas orthographe1
Argot2
australien2
Général23
Humour/Joculaire1
Informel3
Littérature1
Loi1
Makarov10
Proverbe8
Vulgaire1