tinny in Czech
tinny in Czech is cínový — tinny means sounding thin, harsh, and metallic, as if coming from a cheap speaker.
tinny in Czech
cínový
Of or pertaining to or resembling tin.
What does "tinny" mean?
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adj Sounding thin, harsh, and metallic, as if coming from a cheap speaker.
"The music blared out of the phone speaker sounding tinny and flat."
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adj Resembling cheap tin rather than a sturdier metal; flimsy.
"The toy car felt tinny and light in his hand."
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tinny in a sentence
- The music blared out of the phone speaker sounding tinny and flat.
- The toy car felt tinny and light in his hand.
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What is "tinny" in Czech?
"tinny" in Czech is cínový. tinny means: Sounding thin, harsh, and metallic, as if coming from a cheap speaker.
How do you use "tinny" in a sentence?
Example: "The music blared out of the phone speaker sounding tinny and flat." In Czech, "tinny" is cínový.
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