What does βραχνάς in Greek mean?
What is the meaning of the word βραχνάς in Greek? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use βραχνάς in Greek.
The word βραχνάς in Greek means κακός μπελάς, κακός μπελάς, βραχνάς, λούκι, βραχνάς. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word βραχνάς
κακός μπελάς(vulgar, figurative, slang (source of annoyance) Το αφεντικό μου συνεχώς παρακολουθεί τι κάνω και αρχίζει πραγματικά να γίνεται κακός μπελάς (or: βραχνάς). My boss is always looking over my shoulder and is starting to become a real pain in the ass. |
κακός μπελάς, βραχνάς(figurative, slang (source of annoyance) (μεταφορικά) Το να συμπληρώσω τα έντυπα για την πρόσφατη αίτηση αποζημίωσης ήταν σκέτος βραχνάς. Filling out the forms for my recent insurance claim was a real pain in the neck. |
λούκι(tedious procedure or process) (μεταφορικά, αργκό) |
βραχνάς(figurative (constant problem) (μεταφορικά, καθομ) The budget was the manager's constant nemesis. |
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