slink in Italian
slink in Italian is sgattaiolare — slink means to move quietly and furtively, often out of guilt, embarrassment, or a wish not to be noticed.
slink in Italian
sgattaiolare
(intransitive) To sneak about furtively.
What does "slink" mean?
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verb To move quietly and furtively, often out of guilt, embarrassment, or a wish not to be noticed.
"He slunk out of the meeting the moment his phone started buzzing."
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slink in a sentence
- He slunk out of the meeting the moment his phone started buzzing.
- The cat slinked along the wall, avoiding the dog.
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What is "slink" in Italian?
"slink" in Italian is sgattaiolare. slink means: To move quietly and furtively, often out of guilt, embarrassment, or a wish not to be noticed.
How do you use "slink" in a sentence?
Example: "He slunk out of the meeting the moment his phone started buzzing." In Italian, "slink" is sgattaiolare.
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