doozy in Russian
doozy in Russian is засада — doozy means (informal) Something remarkable, often because it's especially difficult, surprising, or impressive.
doozy in Russian
засада
Pronounced: zasada
(US, colloquial) Something that is extraordinary: often troublesome, difficult or problematic, but sometimes extraordinary in a positive sense.
What does "doozy" mean?
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noun (informal) Something remarkable, often because it's especially difficult, surprising, or impressive.
"That last exam question was a real doozy."
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doozy in a sentence
- That last exam question was a real doozy.
- Their argument was a doozy — the whole street heard it.
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What is "doozy" in Russian?
"doozy" in Russian is засада. doozy means: (informal) Something remarkable, often because it's especially difficult, surprising, or impressive.
How do you pronounce засада?
"doozy" in Russian is засада, pronounced "zasada".
How do you use "doozy" in a sentence?
Example: "That last exam question was a real doozy." In Russian, "doozy" is засада.
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