Maksud "thieves' cant" dalam kamus Corsica

SEBUTAN THIEVES' CANT DALAM CORSICA

thieves' cant  [θiːvz kænt]

APAKAH MAKSUD THIEVES' CANT dalam CORSICA?

Pencuri tidak dapat

Thieves' cant

Pencuri pencuri atau Rogues, yang juga dikenali sebagai penjaja Perancis, adalah bahasa rahsia yang dahulunya digunakan oleh pencuri, pengemis dan penyokong pelbagai macam di Great Britain dan sedikit lebih rendah di negara-negara berbahasa Inggeris yang lain. Argot yang klasik dan berwarna-warni kini kebanyakannya usang, dan sebahagian besarnya diturunkan ke dalam bidang kesusasteraan dan bermain peranan fantasi, walaupun istilah individu terus digunakan dalam subkultur jenayah kedua-dua Britain dan Amerika Syarikat Its Selatan Jerman dan bersamaan Switzerland adalah Rotwelsch dan bersamaan Serbo-Croatian ialah Šatrovački.

Thieves' cant or Rogues' cant, also known as peddler's French, was a secret language which was formerly used by thieves, beggars and hustlers of various kinds in Great Britain and to a lesser extent in other English-speaking countries. The classic, colourful argot is now mostly obsolete, and is largely relegated to the realm of literature and fantasy role-playing, although individual terms continue to be used in the criminal subcultures of both Britain and the U.S. Its South German and Swiss equivalent is the Rotwelsch and Serbo-Croatian equivalent is Šatrovački.

Definisi thieves' cant dalam kamus Corsica

Takrif pencuri dalam kamus adalah slang yang digunakan oleh pencuri.

TERJEMAHAN THIEVES' CANT

Cari terjemahan thieves' cant kepada 25 bahasa dengan penterjemah Corsica pelbagai bahasa kami.

Terjemahan thieves' cant dari Corsica ke bahasa lain yang dibentangkan dalam bahagian ini telah diperolehi menerusi terjemahan statistik automatik; di mana unit terjemahan penting adalah perkataan «thieves' cant» dalam Corsica.

• Penterjemah Corsica - Cina: 盗贼着
• Penterjemah Corsica - Czech: no puede ladrones ´
• Corsica: thieves´ cant
• Penterjemah Corsica - Hindi: चोरों ´ खिचड़ी भाषा
• Penterjemah Corsica - Amhara: غير قادر على السارقين
• Penterjemah Corsica - Rusia: воровского жаргона
• Penterjemah Corsica - Punjabi: hipocrisia dos ladrões
• Penterjemah Corsica - Basque: চোর ´ক্যান্ট
• Penterjemah Corsica - Frisia: Le dévers de voleurs
• Penterjemah Corsica - Melayu: Pencuri tidak boleh
• Penterjemah Corsica - Chichewa: Rotwelsch
• Penterjemah Corsica - Jepun: 泥棒´カント
• Penterjemah Corsica - Kreol Haiti: 도둑 ´ 캔트
• Penterjemah Corsica - Jerman: Nyolong
• Penterjemah Corsica - Vietnam: không thể kẻ trộm ´
• Penterjemah Corsica - Tagalog: திருடர்கள்
• Penterjemah Corsica - Marathi: चोरांचा कायदे
• Penterjemah Corsica - Turki: Hırsızlar cant
• Penterjemah Corsica - Itali: sopraelevazione ladri
• Penterjemah Corsica - Poland: żargon złodziei
• Penterjemah Corsica - Ukraine: злодійського жаргону
• Penterjemah Corsica - Romania: cant hoți /
• Penterjemah Corsica - Cina: cant κλέφτες »
• Penterjemah Corsica - Afrikaans: Diewe ´ cant
• Penterjemah Corsica - Swahili: tjuvar /
• Penterjemah Corsica - Parsi: tyver ´ cant

CORSICA BUKU YANG BERKAIT DENGAN «THIEVES' CANT»

Ketahui penggunaan thieves' cant dalam pilihan bibliografi berikut. Buku yang berkait dengan thieves' cant dan ekstrak ringkas dari yang sama untuk menyediakan konteks penggunaannya dalam kesusasteraan Corsica.

Vagrancy, Homelessness, and English Renaissance Literature

Canting in the English Underworld in the Sixteenth and Seventeenth Centuries" reports only six cases in England in which references to thieves' cant occur in court depositions rather than in imaginative literature, and all six occur after the ...

Linda Woodbridge, 2001

Thieves' Cant

Thieves' cant or Rogues' cant was a secret language (a cant or cryptolect) which was formerly used by thieves, beggars and hustlers of various kinds in Great Britain and to a lesser extent in other English-speaking countries.

Jesse Russell, Ronald Cohn, 2012

London Labour and the London Poor: A Cyclopaedia of the ...

The new style of cadgers' cant is nothing like the thieves' cant, and is done all on the rhyming principle. This way 's the caper. Suppose I want to ask a pal to come and have a glati of rum and smoke a pipe of tobacco, and have a game at cards ...

Henry Mayhew, 1851

The Cambridge Companion to English Literature, 1500-1600

... German Liber Vagatorum; and the literary lineage continued far beyond Harman: his work was generously plagiarized by Thomas Dekker and Samuel Rid, and his vocabulary lists of thieves' cant formed the basis of later slang dictionaries.

Arthur F. Kinney, 2000

Guy Mannering

1 etc. ken thieves ' cant house 25 .20 (see note 1025.19-20) kenna know not 60.22 kend, kenn'd past participle known 64.4,64.33,139.18,272.21 kenn'd, kend past tense knew 62.38 etc. kettle pot for cooking and boiling water 52.7, 328.25; ...

Sir Walter Scott, Peter Garside, 1999

Gate of Horn, Book of Silk

In this companion guide, Michael Andre-Driussi illuminates Gene Wolfe's Book of the Long Sun and Book of the Short Sun science fiction series through dictionary-style entries on the characters, gods, locations, themes, and timelines of the ...

Michael Andre-Driussi, Gene Wolfe, 2012

A Reader in the Language of Shakespearean Drama

THIEVES' CANT IN KING LEAR S. MUSGROVE It is evident that Shakespeare, in portraying Poor Tom the abram-man, or counterfeit madman and beggar, drew on accurate knowledge, based probably on both experience and reading, of the ...

Vivian Salmon, Edwina Burness, 1987

Words, Meaning and Vocabulary: An Introduction to Modern ...

It was noted as 'thieves' cant' by eighteenth-century lexicographers, and it has been well documented by Eric Partridge in successive editions of his A Dictionary of Slang and Unconventional English (e.g. Partridge 1984). We review briefly ...

Howard Jackson, Etienne Zé Amvela, 2000

Vita Sackville-West: Selected Writings

A NOTE ON THIEVES'CANT (t94?) Vita's fascinations extended to philology, as witnessed by this piece on the differentiation between canL the 'tight and correct" opposite of the "loose, expeessive, and metaphorical" slang that creeps into ...

Victoria Sackville-West, Mary Ann Caws, 2003

A Murder of Crows: A Sir Robert Carey

Mort—woman (Thieves' Cant) Nae blood tae his liver—it was believed that the blood in your liver gave you courage—hence lily-livered, said of those whose livers were pale. No doubt cirrhosis did make you cowardly. Nipped that bung— stole ...

P F Chisholm, 2011