English to Galician Meaning of devil - diaño

Devil :
diaño

Satán, diaño, Belzebu, Príncipe, propietario, mestre, pecado, mal, transgresión, maldición, danado, anatema, xuramento, condena, perigo, inminencia, aflición

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Definitions of devil in English
Noun(1) (Judeo-Christian and Islamic religions(2) an evil supernatural being(3) a word used in exclamations of confusion(4) a rowdy or mischievous person (usually a young man(5) a cruel wicked and inhuman person
Verb(1) cause annoyance in; disturb, especially by minor irritations(2) coat or stuff with a spicy paste
Examples of devil in English
(1) the work of the devil(2) Theatre Network's David Cheoros is one romantic devil .(3) Having his wicked way with women also figures high on the movie devil 's list of priorities.(4) Maybe she is and maybe she isn't, and the audience will judge for themselves, but what else is the poor devil going to say?(5) the cunning old devil is up to something(6) he was dangerous when the devil was in him(7) Finally he decides that because he prefers the advice the devil is giving him, he'll listen to it and run.(8) Stakeholders included relevant agents of class outside of Swapo, who preferred to keep the devil they knew in power rather than opting for an unknown alternative.(9) Assisted by a " devil ," an aspiring barrister in his or her first year of practice, they work alone, the often flamboyant superstars of the Irish legal system.(10) The principle of social continuity - Conservatives prefer the devil they know to the devil they don't know.(11) For all the government's other failings, many voters may prefer the devil they know.(12) The devil knows physical pleasure and how to manipulate the physical world.(13) it's going to be the very devil to disentangle(14) Poor devil had his tongue cut out, so he trained the parrot to talk for him.(15) The whole devil /evil spirit/demons/possession thing fascinates me, it always has.(16) It got to the point where the poor devil daren't leave the bedroom door even slightly ajar for fear that I would sneakily insert a syringe through the gap in an attempt to feed him tea intravenously.
Related Phrases of devil
(1) the devil ::
diaño
(2) little devil ::
diabinho
(3) devil-may-care ::
temerario
(4) she-devil ::
Diaba
(5) speak of the devil ::
fala do diaño e aparece
(6) poor devil ::
pobre diaño
(7) lucky devil ::
diaño sorte
(8) dust devil ::
Dust Devil
(9) dare-devil ::
atrévese Devil
(10) kill-devil ::
gramadeira
Synonyms
Noun
1. Satan ::
Satán
2. evil spirit ::
espírito maligno
3. brute ::
bruto
4. rascal ::
patife
5. wretch ::
desgraciado
6. hellion ::
diabinho
7. demon ::
demo
8. monster ::
monstro
9. deuce ::
diaño
Verb
11. irritate ::
irritar
Different Forms
devil, deviled, deviling, devilling, devils
Word Example from TV Shows
And as with most things, the devil is in the details.

And as with most things, the DEVIL is in the details.

Breaking Bad Season 3, Episode 11

expel the devil and his kin from this person,

expel the DEVIL and his kin from this person,

Vikings Season 1, Episode 7

that they are neither of God nor the devil.

that they are neither of God nor the DEVIL.

Vikings Season 1, Episode 7

- You old devil, Rodrik. - Jon.

- You old DEVIL, Rodrik. - Jon.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 8

What l'm saying is the devil is in the details.

What l'm saying is the DEVIL is in the details.

Breaking Bad Season 4, Episode 3

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