narky in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for narky in the English»French Dictionary

narky [Brit ˈnɑːki] ADJ Brit inf

narky

ronchon/-onne

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English

A robotic-type personality who can be narky towards his teammates, especially if they don't listen to him.

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The next 3 paragraphs give a brief synopsis and a few narky comments on the plot of this installment.

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There were one or two narky and ignorant tweets, but 98 per cent of the reaction was regretful agreement.

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He was narky when he needed to be, he could play football, he could dictate a game.

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This we know because we get cranky, narky, grouchy and more agitated when lacking in sleep.

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Confronting reality makes people get narky.

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She has to be around me being narky so that's not nice.

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