Translation for 'drunkard' from English to Russian

drunkard

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• He specialised in comic drunkard roles in Hindi films.
• As for being a drunkard, perhaps his longevity gives the lie to that charge.
• Despite often playing the roles of a drunkard, Johnny Walker was a teetotaller and claimed to have never drunk alcohol in his life.
• Another passenger, Antony, finds this amusing and decides to post a picture of Ezhilan online, labelling him a drunkard.
• "Rêve à la lune", also known as "L'amant de la lune" is a 1905 French silent short film directed by Ferdinand Zecca and Gaston Velle, and distributed in english-speaking countries under the titles "Dream of the Moon" (World-wide, English title), "The Moon Lover" (United States) and "Drunkard's Dream or Why You Sign the Pledge" (United Kingdom).

• Another passenger, Sameer, finds this amusing and decides to post a picture of Eldho online, labelling him a drunkard.
• These events are what led to Hook becoming the old, beer-bellied, depressed drunkard that was first encountered in the wish realm.
• On the way, in Bond Street, they pass by Jack Rutter, an unfortunate drunkard who Baird has ruined financially.
• He was said to be a dissipator, prodigal and drunkard because at the end of his life, he assiduously attended cabarets.
• "The Drunkard" was the first big commercial success in Greece.

• Bhagyaraj offered the role of a drunkard to Charle, feeling only he could pull if off properly.
• A drunkard begs an image of the Sacred Heart for a peso every morning.
• She is trapped by a drunkard (Akkineni Nageswara Rao).
• On December 9, 2009, it was reported that he was severely injured by a drunkard attack, which occurred around Sagamihara Station.
• "L'ubriaco" (The drunkard) – A man runs away from his lover's house chased by her elderly husband.

• A drunkard's cloak was a type of pillory used in various jurisdictions to punish miscreants.
• <MyungJeong 40nyun>-Essay published in 1953 about a drunkard living through life.