sweaty in German
sweaty in German is verschwitzt, schweißtreibend — sweaty means covered in or damp with sweat.
sweaty in German
verschwitzt
Covered in sweat.
schweißtreibend
Likely to cause one to sweat.
What does "sweaty" mean?
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adj Covered in or damp with sweat.
"He came in from the gym, sweaty and out of breath."
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adj Informal: excessively competitive or intense, especially in gaming.
"That lobby was full of sweaty players trying way too hard."
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sweaty in a sentence
- He came in from the gym, sweaty and out of breath.
- Her palms were sweaty before the big presentation.
- That lobby was full of sweaty players trying way too hard.
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What is "sweaty" in German?
"sweaty" in German is verschwitzt, schweißtreibend. sweaty means: Covered in or damp with sweat.
How do you use "sweaty" in a sentence?
Example: "He came in from the gym, sweaty and out of breath." In German, "sweaty" is verschwitzt, schweißtreibend.
Are there other ways to say "sweaty" in German?
Yes — German has 2 translations listed for "sweaty": verschwitzt, schweißtreibend.
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