narky en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de narky en el diccionario inglés»español

narky <narkier narkiest> [ˈnɑːki] ADJ. ingl. brit. coloq.

to get narky (with sb)

picarse or mosquearse (con alguien) coloq.

to get narky (with sb)

calentarse (con alguien) amer. coloq.

to get narky (with sb)

cabrearse (con alguien) Esp. coloq.

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

The next 3 paragraphs give a brief synopsis and a few narky comments on the plot of this installment.

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She has to be around me being narky so that's not nice.

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This we know because we get cranky, narky, grouchy and more agitated when lacking in sleep.

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A robotic-type personality who can be narky towards his teammates, especially if they don't listen to him.

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Confronting reality makes people get narky.

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There were one or two narky and ignorant tweets, but 98 per cent of the reaction was regretful agreement.

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He was narky when he needed to be, he could play football, he could dictate a game.

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