faff in Polish
faff in Polish is bzdura, głupota — faff means a job that takes far more effort or time than it should.
faff in Polish
bzdura
głupota
What does "faff" mean?
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noun A job that takes far more effort or time than it should.
"Adjusting this television is a bit of a faff."
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noun A period of confused, frantic activity.
"She's in a total faff about tonight's dinner party."
- noun A brief puff of smoke or a sudden gust of wind.
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faff in a sentence
- Adjusting this television is a bit of a faff.
- The show is a carefully curated manifesto of “social success without faff”.
- She's in a total faff about tonight's dinner party.
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What is "faff" in Polish?
"faff" in Polish is bzdura, głupota. faff means: A job that takes far more effort or time than it should.
Are there other ways to say "faff" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "faff": bzdura, głupota.
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