creaky in Spanish
creaky in Spanish is rechinador, rechinante — creaky means tending to creak, especially from age or wear.
creaky in Spanish
rechinador
Tending to creak.
rechinante
Tending to creak.
What does "creaky" mean?
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adj Tending to creak, especially from age or wear.
"The creaky staircase gave away every late-night snack run."
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adj Informal: stiff or worn down, especially from age.
"His creaky knees made the hike much harder than expected."
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creaky in a sentence
- The creaky staircase gave away every late-night snack run.
- His creaky knees made the hike much harder than expected.
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What is "creaky" in Spanish?
"creaky" in Spanish is rechinador, rechinante. creaky means: Tending to creak, especially from age or wear.
How do you use "creaky" in a sentence?
Example: "The creaky staircase gave away every late-night snack run." In Spanish, "creaky" is rechinador, rechinante.
Are there other ways to say "creaky" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "creaky": rechinador, rechinante.
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