suzanna 30.08.05, 12:19 Jak bedzie po angielsku - jestes niepoprawny (w sensie charakteru, sposobu myslenia). Dziekuje za odpowiedzi i pozdrawiam. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś Obserwuj wątek Podgląd Opublikuj
joeknew Re: niepoprawny 30.08.05, 20:15 Incorrigible See www.m-w.com/cgi-bin/dictionary?book=Dictionary&va=incorrigible&x=14&y=13 click on the speaker symbol to hear it "Jino to ciarachy tworde, trza by stoć i walić w morde" Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
easystreet Re: niepoprawny 30.08.05, 21:01 Incorrigible, jesli chcesz kogos oceniac i z gory zakladasz, ze sie nie zmieni. More often "improper" will do, bo bardziej zalezy od sytuacji, w sensie niepoprawne zachowanie. A pedophile may is incorrigible. Blowing cigar smoke into someone's face is improper. Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
kylie1 Re: niepoprawny 30.08.05, 21:18 Agree. Also, incorrigible suggests that someone is hard to get along with and has a bad attitude. other words to consider: out of line and naughty (when you talk about kids). :) Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś
praenomen Re: niepoprawny 31.08.05, 18:29 Incorrigible adjective MAINLY HUMOROUS An incorrigible person or behaviour is bad and impossible to change or improve: an incorrigible liar/rogue So it is quite reasonable to use it; below you have some context: 1. A fresh wave of accusations against his incorrigible wife. 2. Incorrigible to the last, the high priest of scandal has even turned his worst moment into a punch-line. 3. Philosophy has an incorrigible bias towards thinking. 4. Incorrigible flirt. 5. Incorrigible young offender. It depends what you actually need, maybe this: Scape•grace (plural scape•graces) noun Mischievous person: a lazy, mischievous, or irresponsible person, especially a child Or this is nice: Redeemable, reformable Odpowiedz Link Zgłoś