pesky in Greek
pesky in Greek is εκνευριστικός — pesky means annoying or troublesome, especially in a persistent, low-level way.
pesky in Greek
εκνευριστικός
Pronounced: eknevristikos
(informal) Annoying, troublesome, irritating (usually of an animal or child).
What does "pesky" mean?
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adjective Annoying or troublesome, especially in a persistent, low-level way.
"A pesky fly kept buzzing around the picnic table."
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pesky in a sentence
- A pesky fly kept buzzing around the picnic table.
- We finally fixed that pesky bug in the login page.
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What is "pesky" in Greek?
"pesky" in Greek is εκνευριστικός. pesky means: Annoying or troublesome, especially in a persistent, low-level way.
How do you pronounce εκνευριστικός?
"pesky" in Greek is εκνευριστικός, pronounced "eknevristikos".
How do you use "pesky" in a sentence?
Example: "A pesky fly kept buzzing around the picnic table." In Greek, "pesky" is εκνευριστικός.
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