stuffy in Polish
stuffy in Polish is duszny, zatkany — stuffy means lacking fresh air; poorly ventilated and uncomfortably warm.
stuffy in Polish
duszny
Poorly ventilated; partially plugged.
zatkany
Poorly ventilated; partially plugged.
What does "stuffy" mean?
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adjective Lacking fresh air; poorly ventilated and uncomfortably warm.
"The room got stuffy with all the windows closed."
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adjective Overly formal, old-fashioned, or self-important.
"He found the dinner party full of stuffy academics."
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adjective Blocked or congested, especially referring to the nose.
"Her cold left her with a stuffy nose all week."
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stuffy in a sentence
- The room got stuffy with all the windows closed.
- He found the dinner party full of stuffy academics.
- Her cold left her with a stuffy nose all week.
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What is "stuffy" in Polish?
"stuffy" in Polish is duszny, zatkany. stuffy means: Lacking fresh air; poorly ventilated and uncomfortably warm.
How do you use "stuffy" in a sentence?
Example: "The room got stuffy with all the windows closed." In Polish, "stuffy" is duszny, zatkany.
Are there other ways to say "stuffy" in Polish?
Yes — Polish has 2 translations listed for "stuffy": duszny, zatkany.
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