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Translation of Polish word "obciach" to English

obciach

/ˈɔbt͡ɕax/

Meaning

Noun

(slang) An embarrassing or cringe-worthy situation; the feeling of shame or embarrassment it causes.

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How to use

Obciach ('cringe / embarrassment / shame') is masculine slang: Ale obciach! — What an embarrassment / How cringey!

🇬🇧 English

cringe

Usage GuideZapomnienie tekstu piosenki na scenie to prawdziwy obciach.

Structure Guide

Polish Word: obciach
Translation: cringe

Example Sentences

Zapomnienie tekstu piosenki na scenie to prawdziwy obciach.

Forgetting the lyrics on stage is a real embarrassment.

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Synonyms

wstyddisgrace / embarrassment

Common phrases

  • zrobić obciach— to embarrass oneself / make a fool of oneself

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Frequency rank: #1466 in Polish

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The Polish word "obciach" means "cringe" in English.

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