Translations for „bummer“ in the Portuguese » English Dictionary

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The biggest bummer is that the fracking process is probably destroying all kinds of irreplaceable fossils.

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Just writing to tell you that it will be a bummer for us too.

www.vancouverobserver.com

He is seated, wearing an asumably cadet-grey jacket and pair trousers, with a dark, probably blue forage cap, or bummer.

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And watching it now is an almost bigger bummer, considering that very few of them actually made it to where they dreamed they'd be.

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I've been filming with these people for years, so it will definitely be a bummer.

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Words and phrases included bummer, dude, bogus, radical, far-out, tubuloso, bodacious, and possibly the most recognized, cowabunga.

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There's always the bummer commute and fussy housing arrangements to consider.

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Anyway, regarding the lodgers, it's a bummer they sometimes don't work out that well, but that's the innate risk in the business model.

citywire.co.uk

Having the huskies eat the groceries would be a total bummer.

blogs.crikey.com.au

The only bummer is that it doesn't have an actual screen display, just dots that light up.

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