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in the PONS Dictionary

devil [ˈdevəl] N

1. devil (evil spirit):

devil

2. devil inf (person):

poor devil
biedaczysko m or nt

3. devil inf (for emphasis):

4. devil LAW:

devil

Phrases:

to run like a devil
biec [perf po-] jak wariat
speak [or talk] of the devil

I. dare-devil N

dare-devil
dare-devil
ryzykant(ka) m (f)

II. dare-devil ADJ

dare-devil

devil's advocate N

devil-may-care ADJ

OpenDict entry

Tasmanian devil N

OpenDict entry

Tassie devil N

Tassie devil (Tasmanian devil) inf

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

poor devil
biedaczysko m or nt
to run like a devil
biec [perf po-] jak wariat
speak [or talk] of the devil

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