uptight in Polish
uptight in Polish is spięty — uptight means overly strict, anxious, or rigid about rules and behaviour; unable to relax.
uptight in Polish
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(colloquial) Excessively concerned with rules and order, always serious.
What does "uptight" mean?
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adj Overly strict, anxious, or rigid about rules and behaviour; unable to relax.
"Don't be so uptight — it's just a joke."
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uptight in a sentence
- Don't be so uptight — it's just a joke.
- He got uptight whenever anyone was late to a meeting.
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What is "uptight" in Polish?
"uptight" in Polish is spięty. uptight means: Overly strict, anxious, or rigid about rules and behaviour; unable to relax.
How do you use "uptight" in a sentence?
Example: "Don't be so uptight — it's just a joke." In Polish, "uptight" is spięty.
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