welch in German
welch in German is bescheißen, linken, prellen — welch means to fail to pay a debt or honor a promise, especially a bet.
welch in German
bescheißen
To fail to fulfill an obligation.
linken
To fail to fulfill an obligation.
prellen
To fail to fulfill an obligation.
What does "welch" mean?
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verb To fail to pay a debt or honor a promise, especially a bet.
"He welched on the bet and never paid up."
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welch in a sentence
- He welched on the bet and never paid up.
- Investors were furious after the company welched on its promised dividend.
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What is "welch" in German?
"welch" in German is bescheißen, linken, prellen. welch means: To fail to pay a debt or honor a promise, especially a bet.
How do you use "welch" in a sentence?
Example: "He welched on the bet and never paid up." In German, "welch" is bescheißen, linken, prellen.
Are there other ways to say "welch" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "welch": bescheißen, linken, prellen.
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