kook in Russian
kook in Russian is чуда́к — kook means an eccentric or slightly crazy person.
kook in Russian
чуда́к
Pronounced: chudak
(slang, chiefly, US) An eccentric, strange or crazy person.
What does "kook" mean?
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noun An eccentric or slightly crazy person.
"The neighbours dismissed him as a harmless kook."
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noun In surfing and other boardsports, a beginner who lacks skill but acts overconfident.
"The regulars groaned when the kook paddled straight into their line."
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kook in a sentence
- The neighbours dismissed him as a harmless kook.
- Only a real kook would go swimming in that weather.
- The regulars groaned when the kook paddled straight into their line.
- He was still a kook, but he was improving fast.
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What is "kook" in Russian?
"kook" in Russian is чуда́к. kook means: An eccentric or slightly crazy person.
How do you pronounce чуда́к?
"kook" in Russian is чуда́к, pronounced "chudak".
How do you use "kook" in a sentence?
Example: "The neighbours dismissed him as a harmless kook." In Russian, "kook" is чуда́к.
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