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nudnick

/ˈnʊd.nɪk/

Traduction: Nom issu du yiddish, désignant une personne qui agace constamment, importune ou est pénible par son insistance.

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noun

/ˈnʊd.nɪk/formal
  • frNom issu du yiddish, désignant une personne qui agace constamment, importune ou est pénible par son insistance.

A noun, derived from Yiddish, referring to a person who is persistently annoying, boring, or a pest.

  1. Boring or annoying personC1informal

    A person who is persistently dull, irritating, or bothersome, often by being overly persistent or tedious.

    frPersonne ennuyeuse et insistante

    • He's such a nudnick, always asking the same questions.
    • Don't be a nudnick and let me finish my work.
    • She complained that her coworker was a real nudnick during the meeting.

    Synonymesannoyanceborebotherdragnagnuisancepainpest