What does benägna in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word benägna in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use benägna in Swedish.
The word benägna in Swedish means humbug, monkey business, bluff, lurendrejeri, skitsnack, bluff, bluff, lurendrejeri, bag-in-box, bag, doggy bag, bag, bag. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word benägna
humbug, monkey business
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bluff, lurendrejeri(fake, pretence) James said he was too ill to go to work, but it was just a sham; he wanted the day off to go to the beach. |
skitsnack(uncountable, figurative, vulgar, slang (lies, nonsense) (informellt, anstötande) John's stories about his past are bullshit. |
bluff(UK, slang (con, swindle) |
bluff(figurative (cheat, fraud) The investment scheme was a fraud - a real shell game. |
lurendrejeri(slang (swindle, dishonest transaction) Fifty pounds for that old piece of junk? What a rip-off! |
bag-in-box(container for liquids) |
bag(large bag with handles) The nanny arrived carrying a large green carryall. |
doggy bag(meal leftovers) (vardagligt) We took the leftovers home in a doggy bag to enjoy the next day. |
bag(large bag with handles) (stor väska) The old woman carried a holdall stuffed with groceries. |
bag
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