peckish in Spanish
peckish in Spanish is apetente, tener un poco de hambre — peckish means mildly hungry; feeling like having a small snack.
peckish in Spanish
apetente
(colloquial, British) mildly hungry
tener un poco de hambre
(colloquial, British) mildly hungry
What does "peckish" mean?
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adj Mildly hungry; feeling like having a small snack.
"After that run, I'm feeling a bit peckish."
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peckish in a sentence
- After that run, I'm feeling a bit peckish.
- I'm feeling a bit peckish — fancy some crisps?
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What is "peckish" in Spanish?
"peckish" in Spanish is apetente, tener un poco de hambre. peckish means: Mildly hungry; feeling like having a small snack.
How do you use "peckish" in a sentence?
Example: "I'm feeling a bit peckish — fancy some crisps?" In Spanish, "peckish" is apetente, tener un poco de hambre.
Are there other ways to say "peckish" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "peckish": apetente, tener un poco de hambre.
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