chummy in Polish
chummy in Polish is towarzyski, poufały — chummy means friendly and familiar, often in a way that seems overly informal.
chummy in Polish
towarzyski
Naturally and genuinely easy to get along with.
poufały
(informal) On intimate terms:
What does "chummy" mean?
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adj Friendly and familiar, often in a way that seems overly informal.
"He got a bit too chummy with the new intern on her first day."
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chummy in a sentence
- He got a bit too chummy with the new intern on her first day.
- They seemed surprisingly chummy for two people who'd just met.
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What is "chummy" in Polish?
"chummy" in Polish is towarzyski, poufały. chummy means: Friendly and familiar, often in a way that seems overly informal.
How do you use "chummy" in a sentence?
Example: "He got a bit too chummy with the new intern on her first day." In Polish, "chummy" is towarzyski, poufały.
Are there other ways to say "chummy" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "chummy": towarzyski, poufały.
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