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narked
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
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I. nark [Am nɑrk, Brit nɑːk] N Brit inf, dated a. copper's nark
soplón m / soplona f inf
II. nark [Am nɑrk, Brit nɑːk] VB trans Brit inf
encabronar Spain Mex vulg sl
to get narked
to get narked
encabronarse Spain Mex vulg sl
Spanish
Spanish
English
English
soplón (soplona)
nark Brit inf
chivato (chivata) Spain Ven
nark sl
in the PONS Dictionary
I. nark [nɑ:k, Am nɑ:rk] VB trans
II. nark [nɑ:k, Am nɑ:rk] N inf
soplón(-ona) m (f)
Present
Inark
younark
he/she/itnarks
wenark
younark
theynark
Past
Inarked
younarked
he/she/itnarked
wenarked
younarked
theynarked
Present Perfect
Ihavenarked
youhavenarked
he/she/ithasnarked
wehavenarked
youhavenarked
theyhavenarked
Past Perfect
Ihadnarked
youhadnarked
he/she/ithadnarked
wehadnarked
youhadnarked
theyhadnarked
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And at the very least, a little less nark.
www.huffingtonpost.com.au
It is now apparently ethical for university staff to play the coppers' nark and inform on their colleagues.
theconversation.com
In this image, pomp equals pomposity, spit and polish represents the nark and sneak, and earnestness the hypocrite, wowser and straitener.
www.canberratimes.com.au
You learn right from the start at that if you nark, it only gets worse.
www.stuff.co.nz
Or do you hold fire, because you are scared the complaint will be made public and you'll be known as the office nark?
www.stuff.co.nz

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