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Перевод: desperado

[существительное]
отчаянный человек; сорвиголова ; головорез

Тезаурус:

1. "The full uncensored story of the Stones' most notorious desperado."
2. Dressed in fashionable double breasted suits, white spats, a gangster's hat and a rolled umbrella, Gallacher projected the image of a dandy and a desperado.
3. He has the sound of a desperado, she thought.
4. Occasionally, behind his back, subordinates called him Desperado, to his face he was always Dan.
5. The owner fitted the place ideally, one of nature's rascals, the very model for a resourceful Pyrenean smuggler or minor desperado.
6. This desperado parades the streets and appears upon "Change with the effrontery of a man of the first condition.
7. DESPERADO: when a piece is trapped or doomed to capture or is blocking its own pieces it is deemed "desperado" and runs amok, kamikaze style.
8. Then he eased himself through like a desperado entering a bar and ambled across the office, cracking quips like walnuts.
9. The Nashville sound will reign supreme once again as great bands and singers take the stage - Dominic Kirwan, Gambler, Desperado, Diamond T, Circuit Judge, Band Named Sioux, Old Spice and many, many more.
10. So if you don't know the difference between a fork and a desperado, we hope our brief guide below will help you understand some of terms you are likely to hear in the coming weeks.
11. Under its headline "Mercantile Tricycles Denounced", the Graphic described how, in default of paying a 10 shillings fine plus costs, this cycling desperado was sentenced to seven days' imprisonment - and what is more, poor Thomas Duff had been estimated by the police to have been rattling along at somewhere between 8 and 10 miles per hour.
12. Suddenly, shockingly, the clergyman's son was a desperado.