screwed in German
screwed in German is in der Scheiße stecken — screwed means (informal) In serious trouble, with little hope of escaping it.
screwed in German
in der Scheiße stecken
(slang, mildly, _, vulgar) Beset with unfortunate circumstances that seem difficult or impossible to overcome; in imminent danger.
What does "screwed" mean?
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adj (informal) In serious trouble, with little hope of escaping it.
"If the bank rejects the loan, we are properly screwed."
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adj (informal) Drunk.
"He was completely screwed after the wedding and fell asleep on the sofa."
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screwed in a sentence
- If the bank rejects the loan, we are properly screwed.
- If the flight is canceled, we're screwed for the meeting.
- He was completely screwed after the wedding and fell asleep on the sofa.
- They were all screwed by the time the band finished playing.
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What is "screwed" in German?
"screwed" in German is in der Scheiße stecken. screwed means: (informal) In serious trouble, with little hope of escaping it.
How do you use "screwed" in a sentence?
Example: "If the bank rejects the loan, we are properly screwed." In German, "screwed" is in der Scheiße stecken.
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