Sketchy - Tradução em português
Urban Dictionary
1) someone or something that just isnt right. 2) the feeling you get the morning after usuing a lot of drugs, most commonly associated with extacy. 3) something unsafe 4) someone or something that gives off a bad feeling
i dunno, his story sounds kind of sketchy
i cant come in to work today, im sketchy
This is very current American slang. I usually hear it used to mean "unsafe, dangerous".
1) "The neighborhood is kind of sketchy."
2) "The restaurant looked rather sketchy."
1) someone or something that just isnt right. 2) the feeling you get the morning after usuing a lot of drugs, most commonly associated with extacy. 3) something unsafe 4) someone or something that gives off a bad feeling
i dunno, his story sounds kind of sketchy
i cant come in to work today, im sketchy
This is very current American slang. I usually hear it used to mean "unsafe, dangerous".
1) "The neighborhood is kind of sketchy."
2) "The restaurant looked rather sketchy."
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Questionable.( urban dictionary )
Sara is kind of a sketchy person to hang out with because she gets drunk a lot and she tends to get other people in trouble.
The directions on this worksheet are sketchy. I do not think that they are giving the correct information on how to multiply fractions.
ailime
Sara is kind of a sketchy person to hang out with because she gets drunk a lot and she tends to get other people in trouble.
The directions on this worksheet are sketchy. I do not think that they are giving the correct information on how to multiply fractions.
ailime
obscuro
suspeitoso, perigoso?
Pessoal,
Sugestões:
Duvidoso, que te deixa com a pulga atrás da orelha, mal contado(a), estranho, esquisito.
...his story sounds kind of sketchy.
...a história dele tá meio mal contada.
Boa sorte!
Sugestões:
Duvidoso, que te deixa com a pulga atrás da orelha, mal contado(a), estranho, esquisito.
...his story sounds kind of sketchy.
...a história dele tá meio mal contada.
Boa sorte!
Thomas,
Ouço muito "barra pesada"; "barra" bem menos.
Este cara é barra pesada. [não me faz querer confiar nele, e, acho ele perigoso.]
Boa sorte!
Ouço muito "barra pesada"; "barra" bem menos.
Este cara é barra pesada. [não me faz querer confiar nele, e, acho ele perigoso.]
Boa sorte!
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Equivalentes em português, galera?
Já ouvi "cidade de barra" ou "pessoa de barra". O que pensam?
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