nicked in Spanish
nicked in Spanish is mellado — nicked means having small cuts or notches.
nicked in Spanish
mellado
Having one or more nicks; notched.
What does "nicked" mean?
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adj Having small cuts or notches.
"The knife had a nicked blade after years of use."
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adj British slang for stolen.
"He was selling nicked goods out of the back of his van."
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adj British slang for arrested by the police.
"He got nicked for driving without insurance."
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nicked in a sentence
- The knife had a nicked blade after years of use.
- He was selling nicked goods out of the back of his van.
- He got nicked for driving without insurance.
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What is "nicked" in Spanish?
"nicked" in Spanish is mellado. nicked means: Having small cuts or notches.
How do you use "nicked" in a sentence?
Example: "The knife had a nicked blade after years of use." In Spanish, "nicked" is mellado.
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