Fritz in Chinese
Fritz in Chinese is 德国酸菜 — Fritz means informal: a broken or malfunctioning state, almost always used in the phrase "on the fritz".
Fritz in Chinese
德国酸菜
Pronounced: Dé guó suān cài
(UK, offensive, ethnic slur) A German person, usually male.
What does "Fritz" mean?
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noun Informal: a broken or malfunctioning state, almost always used in the phrase "on the fritz".
"The TV has been on the fritz all week."
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verb Informal: to stop working properly; to malfunction.
"My laptop fritzed out in the middle of the presentation."
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Fritz in a sentence
- The TV has been on the fritz all week.
- My laptop fritzed out in the middle of the presentation.
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What is "Fritz" in Chinese?
"Fritz" in Chinese is 德国酸菜. Fritz means: Informal: a broken or malfunctioning state, almost always used in the phrase "on the fritz".
How do you pronounce 德国酸菜?
"Fritz" in Chinese is 德国酸菜, pronounced "Dé guó suān cài".
How do you use "Fritz" in a sentence?
Example: "The TV has been on the fritz all week." In Chinese, "Fritz" is 德国酸菜.
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