weirdo in Italian
weirdo in Italian is strambo — weirdo means an odd or eccentric person, especially one who behaves in a way others find unsettling.
weirdo in Italian
strambo
(informal, chiefly, derogatory) A strange, odd, eccentric person.
What does "weirdo" mean?
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noun An odd or eccentric person, especially one who behaves in a way others find unsettling.
"He got some strange looks from the other passengers, like they thought he was a weirdo."
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weirdo in a sentence
- He got some strange looks from the other passengers, like they thought he was a weirdo.
- Don't be such a weirdo about it — just ask her out.
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What is "weirdo" in Italian?
"weirdo" in Italian is strambo. weirdo means: An odd or eccentric person, especially one who behaves in a way others find unsettling.
How do you use "weirdo" in a sentence?
Example: "He got some strange looks from the other passengers, like they thought he was a weirdo." In Italian, "weirdo" is strambo.
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