cockney in Polish
cockney in Polish is cockney — cockney means a person from the East End of London, traditionally one born within hearing of the Bow Bells; also, more loosely, any working-class Londoner.
cockney in Polish
cockney
A native or inhabitant of parts of the East End of London.
What does "cockney" mean?
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noun A person from the East End of London, traditionally one born within hearing of the Bow Bells; also, more loosely, any working-class Londoner.
"Her grandfather was a proud cockney from Bethnal Green."
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noun The distinctive accent and dialect associated with these Londoners.
"He slipped into a broad cockney whenever he got excited."
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cockney in a sentence
- Her grandfather was a proud cockney from Bethnal Green.
- He slipped into a broad cockney whenever he got excited.
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What is "cockney" in Polish?
"cockney" in Polish is cockney. cockney means: A person from the East End of London, traditionally one born within hearing of the Bow Bells; also, more loosely, any working-class Londoner.
How do you use "cockney" in a sentence?
Example: "Her grandfather was a proud cockney from Bethnal Green." In Polish, "cockney" is cockney.
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