Translations for „stroppy“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

stroppy [ˈstrɒpi, Am ˈstrɑ:-] ADJ Brit inf

stroppy

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English

These took the form of conflicts of attitude, as both the pupils and the director found some of the young actors to be aloof and stroppy at times.

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You can still see flashes of the stroppy scrapper in him, which every team need.

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Billing herself reflected on the strong nature of her character, referring to her as stroppy.

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The stroppy teenager may actually be struggling to deal with a developing brain, researchers have claimed.

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But, at the risk of coming over like a stroppy adolescent, what about the rest of us?

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It's a bit like locking a stroppy teenager in a prison cell.

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I was determined not to have a family full of precocious children or stroppy teenagers.

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If you're a teenager you might be very difficult, very stroppy.

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And still they're running into problems with stroppy people.

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My friends call me a stroppy teenager sometimes.

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