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Перевод: mischievous

[прилагательное]
вредный; озорной; непослушный

Тезаурус:

1. Ella's plain face creased into a mischievous smile.
2. Vienna Dear Frulein, You are a contemptible girl to tell such mischievous lies about a master who has shown every care towards you.
3. "Go to bed?" suggested Richard helpfully - and with a mischievous gleam in his eye that prompted Edward to throw a pillow at him.
4. A day or two later he resumed the courtesies by paying mischievous tribute to the new British drill which his dentist had used to cure him.
5. We will meet another, a wonderfully mischievous example, in Jonah.)
6. In addition to his rather rough looks and leonine hair-style Parker was famous for his unconventionality, dramatic preaching and rounded oratory: he once claimed the Church of England was based on "a blasphemous inversion of sequence and a mischievous usurpation of prerogative".
7. In adolescence she's mischievous; what's the point of having brains and beauty if you can't have some fun with them?
8. As we have seen, Queen Elizabeth's Roger Ascham, in many ways broadminded and tolerant, thought the stories immoral and mischievous; and other high-minded people pronounced them wanton and unworthy of reading.
9. The cartoons were hilarious, Guttersnipe was at the height of his form, Hind and Mosco were up to their mischievous tricks.
10. Endill found out later that mixing up the signposts was a favourite pastime of the more mischievous pupils.
11. Since becoming an MP, he has used his acute brain and mischievous wit to ridicule Tory MPs.
12. A lot of mischievous gossips have talked about vans leaving Althorp packed with pictures and furniture.
13. Bogie is a general term for a mischievous or evil-natured GOBLIN.