Translations for „naff“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

naff <-er, -est> [næf] ADJ Brit inf

naff

немо́дный

naff

низкосо́ртный

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English

No, because that's just a really naff idea.

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I think we've gotten a lot better at sniffing out things that are feeling preachy and theatre-y and naff.

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Grungy, but in a naff sort of way.

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Now there is a new generation that thinks all of this is rather naff.

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Clunky, naff high school prom opening, then a spectacular lift and into the routine.

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Stewards did not dress up in naff period costume, but they were particularly friendly to children, who can wear stickers with their names on.

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That only leaves the one objection to therapy culture which always underpinned our national resistance: it's just a bit naff though, isn't it?

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So you need to get all over this ukulele craze before it burns out and ends up as naff as tag rugby.

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Deep down, we are all a bit naff, and we secretly love it.

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The new-style paint effects -- no naff spongewashing here, thank you -- can also lend sophistication to a room.

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