pet peeve in Polish
pet peeve in Polish is idiosynkrazja — pet peeve means a small, specific thing that annoys you far more than it annoys most people.
pet peeve in Polish
idiosynkrazja
(colloquial) Something that is personally annoying; a personal dislike.
What does "pet peeve" mean?
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noun A small, specific thing that annoys you far more than it annoys most people.
"My biggest pet peeve is people who reply-all to a company-wide email."
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pet peeve in a sentence
- My biggest pet peeve is people who reply-all to a company-wide email.
- Loud chewing is his pet peeve.
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What is "pet peeve" in Polish?
"pet peeve" in Polish is idiosynkrazja. pet peeve means: A small, specific thing that annoys you far more than it annoys most people.
How do you use "pet peeve" in a sentence?
Example: "My biggest pet peeve is people who reply-all to a company-wide email." In Polish, "pet peeve" is idiosynkrazja.
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