jolly in Czech
jolly in Czech is bavit, dělat si legraci, škádlit — jolly means cheerful, good-humoured, and full of high spirits.
jolly in Czech
bavit
(transitive) To amuse or divert.
dělat si legraci
(transitive) To amuse or divert.
škádlit
(transitive) To amuse or divert.
What does "jolly" mean?
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adj Cheerful, good-humoured, and full of high spirits.
"The jolly old man handed out sweets to the children."
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adv British informal intensifier meaning "very."
"That's a jolly good idea."
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jolly in a sentence
- The jolly old man handed out sweets to the children.
- Everyone was in a jolly mood after the win.
- That's a jolly good idea.
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What is "jolly" in Czech?
"jolly" in Czech is bavit, dělat si legraci, škádlit. jolly means: Cheerful, good-humoured, and full of high spirits.
How do you use "jolly" in a sentence?
Example: "The jolly old man handed out sweets to the children." In Czech, "jolly" is bavit, dělat si legraci, škádlit.
Are there other ways to say "jolly" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 3 translations listed for "jolly": bavit, dělat si legraci, škádlit.
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