Desperado
71desperado — noun (C) old fashioned a violent criminal who is not afraid of danger desperate / desprit/ adjective 1 willing to do anything and not caring about danger, because you are in a very bad situation: We had no food left at all and were getting… …
72desperado — noun, dated a band of armed desperados Syn: bandit, criminal, outlaw, lawbreaker, villain, renegade; robber, cutthroat, gangster, pirate …
73desperado — n 1. terrorist, gunman, gangster, criminal, mafioso, (in Paris) apache; thug, tough, mugger, ruffian, rowdy, hoodlum, Sl. hood, Inf. goon, hooligan, Inf. roughneck, Inf. baddy, Australian Sl. larrikin, Brit. Hist.Mohock. 2. highwayman, footpad,… …
74desperado — des·per·a·do …
75desperado — des•per•a•do [[t]ˌdɛs pəˈrɑ doʊ, ˈreɪ [/t]] n. pl. does, dos amh. why a bold, reckless criminal or outlaw, esp. in the early days of the American West • Etymology: 1600–10 …
76desperado — /dɛspəˈradoʊ / (say despuh rahdoh) noun (plural desperadoes or desperados) 1. a desperate or reckless criminal. 2. Colloquial a person, usually a male, who is desperate for sex. {? Old Spanish part participle of verb desperar} …
77desperádo — a m (ȃ) knjiž., zlasti v latinskoameriškem okolju izgubljenec, obupanec, izobčenec: to je početje desperada; druščina desperadov; pognal se je v boj s srditostjo desperada …
78desperado — des|pe|ra|do sb., en, er el. s, erne (person der er desperat og yderligtgående) …
79desperado — s ( n, r el. er) hänsynslös person beredd att använda våld …
80Desperado — De|s|pe|ra|do, der; s, s <spanisch> (zu jeder Verzweiflungstat entschlossener [politischer] Abenteurer; Bandit) …
