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Does Russian have a word meaning 'snarky'?
In English we have the word 'snarky', meaning 'sharply critical; cutting; snide'. A Russian translator suggests the word элегантного, but this does not seem to have the same sense as the English word. How would this concept be expressed in Russian?
Dec 28, 2013 6:13 PM
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Придирчивый, язвительный, ехидный, резкий в высказываниях, язва.
Сварливый is also possible.
December 28, 2013
For understanding meaning of 'snarky', can you write some text with it?
January 4, 2014
sharply = злобно, с озлоблением, с остервенением, с ненавистью, с раздражением, с нетерпимостью ... but: элегантный = манерный, модный, изящный, изысканный, культурный, воспитанный ...
December 30, 2013
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