What does käft in Swedish mean?
What is the meaning of the word käft in Swedish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use käft in Swedish.
The word käft in Swedish means jaw, jaws, trut, käft, trut, mun, mun, trut, käft, käft, gapen, mun, hålla tyst om ngt, håll tyst!. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word käft
jaw, jaws
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trut(slang (mouth) (vardagligt) |
käft(humorous, informal (person's greedy mouth) (vardagligt) Mark, stop stuffing your maw and listen to me! |
trut(UK, slang (mouth) (vardagligt) Here, stick that in your gob! |
mun(slang (animal's mouth, jaw) Min hund börjar slicka sig runt munnen varje gång jag öppnar kylskåpet. My dog starts licking his chops whenever I open the fridge. |
mun(slang (mouth) Shut your trap! |
trut, käft(slang, pejorative (mouth) (slang, nedsättande) Fred just spent all day stuffing his mug with other people's food. |
käft(US, slang (mouth) (vardagligt) Shut your yap; I'm not joking around here! |
gapen(literary (jaw-like opening) (bildlig) The jaws of the deep opened and swallowed the ship during the storm. |
mun(slang (person's mouth or jaw) Every time Sammy eats a peanut butter sandwich, he licks his chops. |
hålla tyst om ngt(figurative, slang (keep silent) You'd better button up about the missing cookies. |
håll tyst!(slang, impolite (shut up!) (oartig) Håll käft (or: Håll käften)! Jag vill inte höra ett ord till från dig! Can it! I don't want to hear another word from you! |
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