monkey business in Swedish
monkey business in Swedish is rackartyg, sattyg, bedrägeri — monkey business means dishonest or underhand behaviour — fiddling figures, cutting corners or quietly breaking the rules — that somebody suspects is going on.
monkey business in Swedish
rackartyg
Activity that is mischievous, stupid, or time-wasting. [from mid 19th c.]
sattyg
Activity that is mischievous, stupid, or time-wasting. [from mid 19th c.]
bedrägeri
Activity that is morally questionable or even mildly illegal.
What does "monkey business" mean?
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noun Dishonest or underhand behaviour — fiddling figures, cutting corners or quietly breaking the rules — that somebody suspects is going on.
"The auditors found some monkey business in the expenses claims."
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noun Silly or mischievous behaviour, especially by children who should be settling down.
"Right, lights out, and no monkey business."
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monkey business in a sentence
- The auditors found some monkey business in the expenses claims.
- There will be no monkey business with the ballot papers on my watch.
- Right, lights out, and no monkey business.
- Bed now, and no monkey business.
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What is "monkey business" in Swedish?
"monkey business" in Swedish is rackartyg, sattyg, bedrägeri. monkey business means: Dishonest or underhand behaviour — fiddling figures, cutting corners or quietly breaking the rules — that somebody suspects is going on.
How do you use "monkey business" in a sentence?
Example: "The auditors found some monkey business in the expenses claims." In Swedish, "monkey business" is rackartyg, sattyg, bedrägeri.
Are there other ways to say "monkey business" in Swedish?
Yes — Swedish has 3 translations listed for "monkey business": rackartyg, sattyg, bedrägeri.
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