wonky in Czech
wonky in Czech is rozviklaný, vachrlatý, viklavý — wonky means not straight or properly aligned; wobbly or unstable.
wonky in Czech
rozviklaný
(chiefly, British, Australia, NZ, Irish) Feeble, shaky or rickety.
vachrlatý
(chiefly, British, Australia, NZ, Irish) Feeble, shaky or rickety.
viklavý
(chiefly, British, Australia, NZ, Irish) Feeble, shaky or rickety.
vratký
(chiefly, British, Australia, NZ, Irish) Feeble, shaky or rickety.
What does "wonky" mean?
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adj Not straight or properly aligned; wobbly or unstable.
"One leg of the table is shorter, so it sits wonky on the floor."
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adj Malfunctioning in an inconsistent, hard-to-pin-down way (of a device or system).
"My laptop's trackpad has gone wonky since the last update."
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adj Full of technical detail or jargon; aimed at specialists.
"The policy paper got pretty wonky once it reached the tax formulas."
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wonky in a sentence
- One leg of the table is shorter, so it sits wonky on the floor.
- His handwriting got wonky near the end of the exam.
- My laptop's trackpad has gone wonky since the last update.
- The policy paper got pretty wonky once it reached the tax formulas.
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What is "wonky" in Czech?
"wonky" in Czech is rozviklaný, vachrlatý, viklavý. wonky means: Not straight or properly aligned; wobbly or unstable.
How do you use "wonky" in a sentence?
Example: "One leg of the table is shorter, so it sits wonky on the floor." In Czech, "wonky" is rozviklaný, vachrlatý, viklavý.
Are there other ways to say "wonky" in Czech?
Yes — Czech has 4 translations listed for "wonky": rozviklaný, vachrlatý, viklavý, vratký.
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