Rolling stone
English idiom
Idiomatic translations of "Rolling stone"
Azerbaijani
Üz qarası
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Catalan
Ovella negra
Danish
familiens sorte får
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Danish
broddent kar/brodne kar
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Dutch
Zwarte schaap
Dutch
Het zwarte schaap van de familie zijn
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English
A marvel, rarity
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Estonian
must lammas
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Finnish
Musta lammas
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French
Être le mouton noir
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French
Être le vilain petit canard
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French
Un moution à cinq pattes.
French
Brebis galeuse
Gaelic (Scottish Gaelic)
a bhith 'na chaora dhubh
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German
Das schwarze Schaf (der Familie)
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German
Schwarzes Schaf
Hungarian
Fekete bárány
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Icelandic
svartur sauður
Italian
La pecora nera (della famiglia)
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Italian
pecora nera
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Italian
Una mosca bianca
Japanese
浮草
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Kazakh
Елден ала бөтен
Latin
Rara Avis
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Persian
مایه ننگ
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Polish
czarna owca
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Portuguese
Ovelha negra.
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Portuguese
Maçã Podre
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Russian
белая ворона
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Serbian
bela vrana
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Serbian
Шугава овца
Serbian
бела врана
Slovak
Skvost, rarita
Turkish
essiz
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Turkish
kara koyun
Ukrainian
паршива вівця
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Meanings of "Rolling stone"
English
Person who leads a bad life, contrary to the rules. By analogy with a rolling stone that bounces and follows an unpredictable trajectory without finding a seat in the riverbed.
A rolling stone isn't necessarily a person who lives a bad life. It just means someone who moves often and doesn't settle down in one place. — ϕιλομαθής 7 years ago
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