harum-scarum im Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Übersetzungen für harum-scarum im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

I.harum-scarum [Am ˌhɛrəmˈskɛrəm, Brit ˌhɛːrəmˈskɛːrəm] ADV

harum-scarum

alocadamente

II.harum-scarum [Am ˌhɛrəmˈskɛrəm, Brit ˌhɛːrəmˈskɛːrəm] ADJ

harum-scarum

alocado

Übersetzungen für harum-scarum im Spanisch»Englisch-Wörterbuch

atarantado (atarantada) ADJ

1.1. atarantado ugs (tonto):

atarantado (atarantada) Col Méx Perú

dopey ugs

no seas atarantado

don't be so dopey

1.2. atarantado ugs (por un golpe):

atarantado (atarantada) Col Méx Perú

dazed

atarantado (atarantada) Col Méx Perú

stunned

1.3. atarantado ugs (confundido):

atarantado (atarantada) Col Méx Perú

in a spin

atarantado (atarantada) Col Méx Perú

dazed

1.4. atarantado And ugs (precipitado):

atarantado (atarantada)

harum-scarum ugs

2. atarantado Méx ugs (borracho):

atarantado (atarantada)

plastered ugs

harum-scarum im PONS Wörterbuch

Übersetzungen für harum-scarum im Englisch»Spanisch-Wörterbuch

I.harum-scarum [ˌheərəmˈskeərəm, Am ˌherəmˈskerəm] ADV

harum-scarum

alocadamente

II.harum-scarum [ˌheərəmˈskeərəm, Am ˌherəmˈskerəm] ADJ

harum-scarum

atolondrado, -a

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Englisch

Most firms are staffed by a number of flakes: harum-scarum, scatterbrained colleagues who can not be trusted to complete future tasks.

jamaica-gleaner.com

I won't say my father is harum-scarum.

www.ghanaweb.com

There is an alternative to the harum-scarum of clearing.

blogs.telegraph.co.uk

The painter has been described as a harum-scarum character, but also as a dashing painter, who was able to seize quickly and firmly upon a likeness.

en.wikipedia.org

Missed chances, missed clearances, deflections, misjudgments: this was an accumulation of wayward moments that delivered a harum-scarum encounter.

www.heraldscotland.com

Reckless, naughty, harum-scarum, he got up to lots of mischief and, sometimes, "more than that".

thespinoff.co.nz

Here then, nine years after 9/11, was tragedy replayed as something much creepier than farce: emotionally cleansed, harum-scarum entertainment.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The title is a homonym with an old nonsense expression (harum-scarum, meaning reckless or irresponsible) that has nothing to do with rabbits as such.

en.wikipedia.org