Definition
Definition of mardy - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- He's always mardy when he doesn't get his way.
2.
- She was feeling mardy after losing the game.
Origin of mardy
English, mard (spoiled) + -y (characterized by)
Examples of mardy in a sentence
The child became mardy when asked to share toys. His mardy attitude ruined the family outing. The toddler was mardy after being told no more candy.
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- French:grincheux, boudeur, ...
- German:mürrisch, nörgelig, ...
- Italian:scontroso, imbronciato, ...
- Spanish:gruñón, quejumbroso, ...
- Portuguese:mal-humorado, rabugento, ...
- Chinese:脾气暴躁, 闷闷不乐的, ...
- Japanese:不機嫌な, 愚痴っぽい, ...
- Arabic:عَبُوس, مُتَجَهِّم, ...
- Hebrew:זוֹעֵף, עַצְבָּנִי, ...
- Russian:ворчливый, угрюмый, ...
- Ukrainian:дратівливий, скигливий, ...
- Hindi:चिड़चिड़ा, शिकायती, ...
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