java junkie

ˈdʒɑːvə ˈdʒʌŋki

Definition

Definition of java junkie - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

coffee addict

person addicted to coffee

As a java junkie, she can't start her day without a strong brew.
Every java junkie needs their morning fix.
The java junkie visited the café daily.

caffeine addict

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Expressions with Java

Central Java

province in Indonesia on Java island

Central Java is known for its cultural heritage and historical sites.

West Java

province of Indonesia with Bandung as its capital

West Java is famous for its beautiful landscapes.

Java-based

adj.

built using the Java programming language or platform

This is a Java-based application.

East Java

province in Indonesia on Java island

East Java is known for its beautiful landscapes.

Java-enabled

adj.

able to run or use Java programs

This phone is Java-enabled and can run many apps.

Expressions with junkie

adrenaline junkie

person who loves risky or exciting activities

My brother is an adrenaline junkie who loves skydiving.

computer junkie

enthusiast who loves learning about computers

She's a computer junkie, always exploring new software.

news junkie

person who follows news obsessively

As a news junkie, he always knows the latest headlines.

sports junkie

person extremely enthusiastic about sports

He's a sports junkie who watches every game.

television junkie

person obsessed with watching television shows

My brother is a real television junkie, watching all day.

vinyl junkie

enthusiast who prefers vinyl records over digital formats

As a vinyl junkie, she believes records sound better than digital music.

cellphone junkie

person addicted to using their cellphone

She is a cellphone junkie, always on her phone.

chocolate junkie

person who loves eating chocolate a lot

She's a real chocolate junkie, always eating chocolate bars.

fast food junkie

person who eats a lot of fast food often

My brother is a real fast food junkie.

sci-fi junkie

someone who loves science fiction

He's a sci-fi junkie who watches every new space movie.

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French:accro au café, ...
German:kaffeeabhängig, ...
Italian:dipendente dal caffè, ...
Spanish:adicto al café, ...
Portuguese:viciado em café, ...
Chinese:咖啡上瘾者, ...
Japanese:コーヒー中毒者, ...
Arabic:مدمن قهوة, ...
Hebrew:מָכוּר לְקָפֶה, ...
Russian:кофеман, ...
Ukrainian:кавовий наркоман, ...
Hindi:कॉफी का दीवाना, ...
Bengali:কফি আসক্ত, ...
Catalan:addicte al cafè, ...
Czech:kávový závislák, ...
Danish:kaffeafhængig, ...
Dutch:koffieverslaafde, ...
Greek:εθισμένος στον καφέ, ...
Hungarian:kávéfüggő, ...
Khmer:អ្នកញៀនកាហ្វេ, ...
Korean:커피 중독자, ...
Persian:معتاد قهوه, ...
Polish:kawoholik, ...
Portuguese (BR):viciado em café, ...
Romanian:dependent de cafea, ...
Swedish:kaffebesatt, ...
Thai:คนเสพติดกาแฟ, ...
Turkish:kahve bağımlısı, ...
Vietnamese:nghiện cà phê, ...

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