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Definition of dinky - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He lives in a dinky apartment.
2.
- Her dinky handwriting was easy to read.
Noun
1.
- She collected dinkies from every country she visited..
2.
railwayDated UK small locomotive used in industrial settingsDated UK
- The dinky transported goods across the factory floor.
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small locomotive used in industrial settings
Expressions with dinky
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genuine or true in nature
His dinky-di attitude won everyone's trust.
Origin of dinky
Scottish, dink (neat, trim)
Examples of dinky in a sentence
She wore a dinky hat to the party. The dinky cottage was perfect for a weekend getaway. She wore a dinky hat that matched her dress. He found a dinky in the old drawer. The toy store was filled with dinkies. A dinky was used to shuttle materials between workshops.
The old dinky still operates on the narrow tracks.
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- French:minuscule, bricoles, ...
- German:winzig, Rangierlok, ...
- Italian:minuscolo, oggettino, ...
- Spanish:diminuto, cosita, ...
- Portuguese:pequenino, miniatura, ...
- Chinese:小而不起眼的, 小东西, ...
- Japanese:小さくて重要でない, 小さな物, ...
- Arabic:تَافِه, تحفة صغيرة, ...
- Hebrew:קְטַנְטַן, פִּיצְ'פְּקֶעס, ...
- Russian:маленький, безделушка, ...
- Ukrainian:маленький, дрібниця, ...
- Hindi:छोटा, छोटा वस्तु, ...
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