Definition
Definition of ocker - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
- He acts like a real ocker at the barbecue.
Adjective
1.
- His ocker accent was thick and full of slang..
2.
- His ocker attitude was evident at the party.
Origin of ocker
Australian slang, och (expression of surprise)
Examples of ocker in a sentence
The ocker shouted loudly during the cricket match. Her ocker behavior stood out at the formal event. The movie featured an ocker character who was very relatable. His ocker remarks offended the guests. The ocker behavior was not appreciated in the formal setting.
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- French:beauf australien, populaire, ...
- German:Prolet, australisch-proletarisch, ...
- Italian:australiano rozzo, della classe operaia australiana, ...
- Spanish:australiano inculto, australiano típico, ...
- Portuguese:australiano rude, australiano rústico, ...
- Chinese:澳村人, 澳洲工人阶级文化的, ...
- Japanese:オッカー, オーストラリア的な, ...
- Arabic:أوكر, أُوكَرِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:אוֹקֶר, אוֹקֶרִי, ...
- Russian:оккер, австралийский, ...
- Ukrainian:окер, грубий, ...
- Hindi:ओकर, ऑस्ट्रेलियाई, ...
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