picky in Polish
picky in Polish is grymaśny, wybredny — picky means hard to please; fussy about details and demanding that things be exactly right.
picky in Polish
grymaśny
wybredny
What does "picky" mean?
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adj Hard to please; fussy about details and demanding that things be exactly right.
"She's picky about coffee and won't drink anything from a machine."
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picky in a sentence
- She's picky about coffee and won't drink anything from a machine.
- He was too picky when choosing a flat and ended up with nothing.
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What is "picky" in Polish?
"picky" in Polish is grymaśny, wybredny. picky means: Hard to please; fussy about details and demanding that things be exactly right.
How do you use "picky" in a sentence?
Example: "She's picky about coffee and won't drink anything from a machine." In Polish, "picky" is grymaśny, wybredny.
Are there other ways to say "picky" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "picky": grymaśny, wybredny.
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