Charlie in Czech
Charlie in Czech is Kája — Charlie means a given name used for both men and women, an informal short form of Charles, Charlotte, or Charlene.
Charlie in Czech
Kája
A en given name or Charlene, also used as a formal given name, although less common than the male name.
What does "Charlie" mean?
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name A given name used for both men and women, an informal short form of Charles, Charlotte, or Charlene.
"Charlie waved from across the street."
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noun (informal, British) A foolish or silly person.
"He felt like a right charlie after tripping in front of everyone."
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noun (slang) Cocaine.
"The film glamorised a lifestyle built around parties and charlie."
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noun The radio alphabet code word for the letter C.
"The pilot confirmed, "Charlie, Alpha, Tango.""
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Charlie in a sentence
- Charlie waved from across the street.
- He felt like a right charlie after tripping in front of everyone.
- The film glamorised a lifestyle built around parties and charlie.
- The pilot confirmed, "Charlie, Alpha, Tango."
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What is "Charlie" in Czech?
"Charlie" in Czech is Kája. Charlie means: A given name used for both men and women, an informal short form of Charles, Charlotte, or Charlene.
How do you use "Charlie" in a sentence?
Example: "Charlie waved from across the street." In Czech, "Charlie" is Kája.
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