Larry in Spanish
Larry in Spanish is Renzo — Larry means (informal, chiefly Australian/British) A loud commotion, uproar, or fuss.
Larry in Spanish
Renzo
A en given name or Lawrence, popular as a male given name in the U.S. in the 1940s and the 1950s.
What does "Larry" mean?
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noun (informal, chiefly Australian/British) A loud commotion, uproar, or fuss.
"The kids kicked up a right larry when the power went out."
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name A common short form of the given name Laurence or Lawrence.
"Everyone just calls him Larry."
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Larry in a sentence
- The kids kicked up a right larry when the power went out.
- Everyone just calls him Larry.
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What is "Larry" in Spanish?
"Larry" in Spanish is Renzo. Larry means: (informal, chiefly Australian/British) A loud commotion, uproar, or fuss.
How do you use "Larry" in a sentence?
Example: "The kids kicked up a right larry when the power went out." In Spanish, "Larry" is Renzo.
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