backstabber in Polish
backstabber in Polish is żmija — backstabber means someone who betrays a friend or colleague who trusted them, usually behind their back.
backstabber in Polish
żmija
A traitor or hypocrite, such as a co-worker or friend assumed trustworthy but who figuratively attacks when one's back is turned.
What does "backstabber" mean?
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noun Someone who betrays a friend or colleague who trusted them, usually behind their back.
"She thought her coworker was a friend, until she found out he was a backstabber who took credit for her ideas."
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backstabber in a sentence
- She thought her coworker was a friend, until she found out he was a backstabber who took credit for her ideas.
- Nobody in the office trusts him anymore — he's known as a total backstabber.
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What is "backstabber" in Polish?
"backstabber" in Polish is żmija. backstabber means: Someone who betrays a friend or colleague who trusted them, usually behind their back.
How do you use "backstabber" in a sentence?
Example: "She thought her coworker was a friend, until she found out he was a backstabber who took credit for her ideas." In Polish, "backstabber" is żmija.
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