nob in Bulgarian
nob in Bulgarian is кратуна, тиква, големец — nob means a informal, often mildly mocking British term for a wealthy or upper-class person.
nob in Bulgarian
кратуна
Pronounced: kratuna
(now only in, _, slang) The head.
тиква
Pronounced: tikva
(now only in, _, slang) The head.
големец
Pronounced: golemets
(slang, chiefly, UK, Irish) A wealthy or influential person; a toff.
What does "nob" mean?
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noun A informal, often mildly mocking British term for a wealthy or upper-class person.
"The nobs from the big house never mixed with the villagers."
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verb To hit someone on the head (informal/dialect).
"He got nobbed with a rolled-up newspaper."
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nob in a sentence
- The nobs from the big house never mixed with the villagers.
- He talked posh, like some kind of nob.
- He got nobbed with a rolled-up newspaper.
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What is "nob" in Bulgarian?
"nob" in Bulgarian is кратуна, тиква, големец. nob means: A informal, often mildly mocking British term for a wealthy or upper-class person.
How do you pronounce кратуна?
"nob" in Bulgarian is кратуна, pronounced "kratuna".
How do you use "nob" in a sentence?
Example: "The nobs from the big house never mixed with the villagers." In Bulgarian, "nob" is кратуна, тиква, големец.
Are there other ways to say "nob" in Bulgarian?
Yes — Bulgarian has 3 translations listed for "nob": кратуна, тиква, големец.
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