Translations for „shirty“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

shirty [ˈʃɜ:ti] ADJ Brit pej inf

shirty

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English

He gets a bit shirty.

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If he got shirty about thick edges going for four to third man, he would drop one back to save the boundary.

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What really bugs me is when he gets shirty that last orders for dinner are at 9.30pm.

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The concrete industry is getting all shirty about the current interest in wood as a construction material for mid rise buildings.

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Yeah, people are going to get shirty about that method of dining monetization.

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Be warned it's safe to book a table at this place as it tends to get crowded (often with celebs) rather quickly... and the bouncers can get a little shirty.

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Even non-psychotics tend to get a bit shirty when asked by a stranger to modify their behaviour for the benefit of others.

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People tend to get a bit shirty when reviewers do things like ruin the endings of films they want to watch.

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Getting shirty about a change of football kit seems an entirely first-world problem.

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Some even got shirty with each other.

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