词条„nark“在英语 » 德语中的译文

I . nark [nɑ:k] 英, 澳 动词 trans

to nark sb

jdn ärgern

his behaviour really narked me

sein Benehmen verärgerte mich wirklich

to be/become narked with sb

auf jdn wütend sein/werden

II . nark [nɑ:k] 英, 澳 名词

1. nark (annoying person):

nark

unausstehliche Person f

2. nark 俚 (police informer):

nark

Spitzel nt

单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）

英语

And at the very least, a little less nark.

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You learn right from the start at that if you nark, it only gets worse.

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In this image, pomp equals pomposity, spit and polish represents the nark and sneak, and earnestness the hypocrite, wowser and straitener.

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They saw it as someone who wouldn't nark.

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Do they really have that much time to nark on me?

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This is not an under performing device, you're just a nark.

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They saw me as someone who wouldn't nark.

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It's nark after all the months to miss the fun now.

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Or do you hold fire, because you are scared the complaint will be made public and you'll be known as the office nark?

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It is now apparently ethical for university staff to play the coppers' nark and inform on their colleagues.

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