bleh in Spanish
bleh in Spanish is que asco — bleh means an exclamation showing indifference, boredom, or mild disgust.
bleh in Spanish
que asco
(slang) An expression of mild disgust, possible imitative of vomiting
What does "bleh" mean?
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intj An exclamation showing indifference, boredom, or mild disgust.
"Bleh, I really don't feel like cooking tonight."
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adj Informal for unremarkable or slightly unpleasant.
"The film was pretty bleh overall."
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bleh in a sentence
- Bleh, I really don't feel like cooking tonight.
- The film was pretty bleh overall.
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What is "bleh" in Spanish?
"bleh" in Spanish is que asco. bleh means: An exclamation showing indifference, boredom, or mild disgust.
How do you use "bleh" in a sentence?
Example: "Bleh, I really don't feel like cooking tonight." In Spanish, "bleh" is que asco.
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