dotty in Russian
dotty in Russian is чудакова́тый — dotty means mildly eccentric or confused, especially due to old age.
dotty in Russian
чудакова́тый
Pronounced: chudakovatyy
(British, AU, colloquial) Mildly insane or eccentric; often, senile.
What does "dotty" mean?
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adj Mildly eccentric or confused, especially due to old age.
"Her dotty old uncle kept forgetting where he'd put his glasses."
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adj Covered with many dots.
"The curtains had a dotty pattern in pastel colors."
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dotty in a sentence
- Her dotty old uncle kept forgetting where he'd put his glasses.
- The curtains had a dotty pattern in pastel colors.
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What is "dotty" in Russian?
"dotty" in Russian is чудакова́тый. dotty means: Mildly eccentric or confused, especially due to old age.
How do you pronounce чудакова́тый?
"dotty" in Russian is чудакова́тый, pronounced "chudakovatyy".
How do you use "dotty" in a sentence?
Example: "Her dotty old uncle kept forgetting where he'd put his glasses." In Russian, "dotty" is чудакова́тый.
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