fiddly in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for fiddly in the English»Bulgarian Dictionary

fiddly <-ier, -iest> [ˈfɪdlɪ] ADJ inf

fiddly

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English

It was a bit fiddly to get it around the face due to its fixed head.

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The horses and jockeys look good, but a bit fiddly.

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Four strokes are less reliable than two strokes (more moving parts), less fiddly than two strokes (no oil), moderately noisy.

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The questions are whether it's too fiddly and if it's responsive enough.

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And to be honest, while the idea of storing your headphones in a bracelet has a lot of merit, it seems a little fiddly.

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It seems it's very fiddly, messy and is costly in time.

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So many wasted hours, but such satisfaction when all those fiddly rings were finally behooped.

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This is a way out of the instrument-schlepping/ fiddly/ bitsy stuff when you're on a motherlode of good ideas.

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For instance 90% of people will use their right hands for fiddly tasks.

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In their fiddly, tentative rearrangement, we create and recreate our human potencies.

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