prankish

/ˈpɹæŋkɪʃ/ adj

Given to or characterized by impishness or playfulness; mischievous.

Word Origin From Middle English prank 'a trick or showy display' — prankish means mischievously playful. The word prank originally might have meant 'to show off' before it became a trick. Related: prankster, prank call.

adj Given to or characterized by impishness or playfulness; mischievous.

His prankish behavior often got him into trouble at school.

(形容词) 爱恶作剧的;顽皮的;淘气的

他爱恶作剧的行为经常让他在学校惹上麻烦。

(adjetivo) travieso; pícaro; juguetón; burlón [Dado a o caracterizado por picardía o juguetonería; travieso.]

Su comportamiento travieso a menudo le causaba problemas en la escuela.

(adjectif) farceur; facétieux; espiègle; malicieux; badin [Enclin aux farces et espiègleries ; facétieux et joueur.]

Son comportement prankish lui attirait souvent des ennuis à l'école.

(Adjektiv) schelmisch; ausgelassen; spaßig; mutwillig [Zu Streichen oder Schabernack neigend; verspielt und neckisch.]

Sein **prankish**es Verhalten brachte ihn in der Schule oft in Schwierigkeiten.

(形容詞) 悪ふざけやいたずらを好む;ふざけた性質に特徴づけられる。

彼のいたずら好きな振る舞いは、しばしば学校で問題を引き起こしました。

(adjetivo) travesso; brincalhão; pilhérico [Dado a ou caracterizado por travessuras ou ludicidade; brincalhão.]

Seu comportamento travesso frequentemente lhe causava problemas na escola.

Word parts: prank + ish

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