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Definition of raff - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
low statusDated UK people of low social standing or common rabbleDated UK
- The nobleman looked down on the raff.
2.
rubbishDated UK worthless material or refuseDated UK
- He sorted through the raff to find something useful.
Origin of raff
Middle English, raf (rubbish)
Examples of raff in a sentence
He avoided the raff, preferring the company of the elite. The attic was filled with old raff. They cleared the raff from the backyard after the storm.
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- French:populace, déchets, ...
- German:Gesindel, Plunder, ...
- Italian:plebaglia, spazzatura, ...
- Spanish:chusma, basura, ...
- Portuguese:ralé, lixo, ...
- Chinese:乌合之众, 废料, ...
- Japanese:下層民, ガラクタ, ...
- Arabic:سوقة, نَفَايَات, ...
- Hebrew:הֲמוֹן, זְבָל, ...
- Russian:простолюдины, хлам, ...
- Ukrainian:чернь, мотлох, ...
- Hindi:रैफ, कचरा, ...
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