flaky in Polish
flaky in Polish is postrzelony — flaky means made up of thin, loose layers that easily break apart.
flaky in Polish
postrzelony
What does "flaky" mean?
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adjective Made up of thin, loose layers that easily break apart.
"The pastry had a wonderfully flaky crust."
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adjective Unreliable, especially about keeping plans or commitments.
"He's a great cook but notoriously flaky about showing up on time."
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adjective Working only inconsistently, especially describing a device, connection, or system.
"The office Wi-Fi has been flaky all week."
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flaky in a sentence
- The pastry had a wonderfully flaky crust.
- He's a great cook but notoriously flaky about showing up on time.
- The office Wi-Fi has been flaky all week.
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What is "flaky" in Polish?
"flaky" in Polish is postrzelony. flaky means: Made up of thin, loose layers that easily break apart.
How do you use "flaky" in a sentence?
Example: "The pastry had a wonderfully flaky crust." In Polish, "flaky" is postrzelony.
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