dis- in Polish
dis- in Polish is de-, dez-, od- — dis- means informal short form of "disrespect" — to insult or put someone down.
dis- in Polish
de-
Expressing separation or removal.
dez-
Expressing separation or removal.
od-
Expressing separation or removal.
roz-
Expressing separation or removal.
What does "dis-" mean?
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verb Informal short form of "disrespect" — to insult or put someone down.
"Don't dis her cooking in front of everyone."
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noun An insult or put-down.
"That comment was a low-key dis."
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dis- in a sentence
- Don't dis her cooking in front of everyone.
- He felt dissed when nobody thanked him for helping.
- That comment was a low-key dis.
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What is "dis-" in Polish?
"dis-" in Polish is de-, dez-, od-. dis- means: Informal short form of "disrespect" — to insult or put someone down.
How do you use "dis-" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't dis her cooking in front of everyone." In Polish, "dis-" is de-, dez-, od-.
Are there other ways to say "dis-" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 4 translations listed for "dis-": de-, dez-, od-, roz-.
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