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Definition of kecks - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
- He pulled up his kecks before leaving.
2.
- Make sure to pack clean kecks for the trip.
Images of kecks
trousers or pants
Origin of kecks
German, keck (bold)
Examples of kecks in a sentence
She bought new kecks for the trip. He bought new kecks from the department store. His favorite kecks were in the laundry.
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- French:pantalon, slip, ...
- German:Hose, Unterhosen, ...
- Italian:calzoni, mutande, ...
- Spanish:pantalones, calzoncillos, ...
- Portuguese:calças, cuecas, ...
- Chinese:裤子, 内裤, ...
- Japanese:ズボン, 下着, ...
- Arabic:سِرْوَال, سِرْوَال دَاخِلِي, ...
- Hebrew:מִכְנָסַיִים, תַּחְתּוֹנִים, ...
- Russian:штаны, трусы, ...
- Ukrainian:штани, труси, ...
- Hindi:पतलून, अंतर्वस्त्र, ...
Definition of keck - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
medicalDated UK feeling of nausea or disgustDated UK
- The smell of rotten eggs gave him a keck.
2.
botanyDated UK cow parsley, a common European plantDated UK
- Keck grows abundantly in the countryside.
3.
wasteDated UK animal dung found in the Isle of ManDated UK
- Farmers use keck as a natural fertilizer.
Verb
1.
retchingDated UK heave or retch as if to vomitDated UK
- He began to keck after smelling the spoiled milk.
2.
emotionDated UK feel or express strong disgustDated UK
- She kecked at the sight of the rotten food.
Origin of keck
Dutch, keck (bold) + -
Examples of keck in a sentence
He felt a keck rising in his throat at the gruesome scene. Children often play near the keck in spring. Keck is known for its delicate white flowers. Villagers collected keck for their gardens. Keck was scattered across the fields after the storm. The smell of the garbage made him keck uncontrollably.
She tried not to keck while cleaning the fish. He kecked at the foul smell in the alley. The child kecked when forced to eat the bitter vegetable.
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- French:nausée, vomir, ...
- German:Übelkeit, würgen, ...
- Italian:nausea, avere conati, ...
- Spanish:náusea, tener arcadas, ...
- Portuguese:náusea, engasgar, ...
- Chinese:恶心, 干呕, ...
- Japanese:吐き気, えずく, ...
- Arabic:غَثَيان, غَثَى, ...
- Hebrew:בְּחִילָה, לְהָקִיא, ...
- Russian:тошнота, давиться, ...
- Ukrainian:нудота, рватися, ...
- Hindi:मतली, उल्टी करना, ...
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