ratty in Russian
ratty in Russian is крыси́ный — ratty means shabby, worn out, or in poor condition.
ratty in Russian
крыси́ный
Pronounced: krysinyy
Resembling or characteristic of a rat; ratlike.
What does "ratty" mean?
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adjective Shabby, worn out, or in poor condition.
"He wore a ratty old sweater around the house."
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adjective British informal for irritable or bad-tempered.
"She got ratty with the kids after a long day at work."
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ratty in a sentence
- He wore a ratty old sweater around the house.
- The hotel room had a ratty carpet and peeling paint.
- She got ratty with the kids after a long day at work.
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What is "ratty" in Russian?
"ratty" in Russian is крыси́ный. ratty means: Shabby, worn out, or in poor condition.
How do you pronounce крыси́ный?
"ratty" in Russian is крыси́ный, pronounced "krysinyy".
How do you use "ratty" in a sentence?
Example: "He wore a ratty old sweater around the house." In Russian, "ratty" is крыси́ный.
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