nasty in Greek
nasty in Greek is βρωμερός, ρυπαρός, αντιπαθητικός — nasty means unpleasant, unkind, or spiteful, especially in how someone treats others.
nasty in Greek
What does "nasty" mean?
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adj Unpleasant, unkind, or spiteful, especially in how someone treats others.
"She said some really nasty things about her coworker behind her back."
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adj Dirty or filthy.
"The bathroom in that gas station was absolutely nasty."
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adj Serious or dangerous, especially of an injury, illness, or situation.
"He took a nasty fall off his bike and broke his wrist."
nasty in a sentence
- She said some really nasty things about her coworker behind her back.
- Don't be nasty to your brother just because you're in a bad mood.
- The bathroom in that gas station was absolutely nasty.
- He took a nasty fall off his bike and broke his wrist.
Similar words in Greek
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Frequently asked questions
What is "nasty" in Greek?
"nasty" in Greek is βρωμερός, ρυπαρός, αντιπαθητικός. nasty means: Unpleasant, unkind, or spiteful, especially in how someone treats others.
How do you pronounce βρωμερός?
"nasty" in Greek is βρωμερός, pronounced "vromeros".
How do you use "nasty" in a sentence?
Example: "She said some really nasty things about her coworker behind her back." In Greek, "nasty" is βρωμερός, ρυπαρός, αντιπαθητικός.
Are there other ways to say "nasty" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 7 translations listed for "nasty": βρωμερός, ρυπαρός, αντιπαθητικός, απεχθής, αποκρουστικός, αισχρός.