Garn Meaning in English

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التعريف

'Garn' is British slang meaning 'go on' (used as an exclamation of disbelief, like 'get out of here!'), or rarely as a verb meaning to tell a lie or exaggerate.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Mostly used in informal British English, especially cockney dialect. Used to express disbelief or call out a lie; similar to 'come off it!' or 'get out of here!'. Rarely used outside UK or in formal writing.

• Spanish: (jerga: mentira) - (interjección: anda ya)
• Portuguese (BR): (gíria: mentira) - (interjeição: qual é!)
• Portuguese (PT): (gíria: mentira) - (interjeição: qual é!)
• Chinese (Simplified): （俚语：假的/骗你的话）- （感叹词：别扯了）
• Chinese (Traditional): （俚語：假的/騙你的話）- （感嘆詞：別鬧了）
• Hindi: (स्लैंग: झूठ) - (भाव: अरे छोड़ो)
• Arabic: (عامية: كذب) - (تعجب: لا يمكن!)
• Bengali: যাও তো - মিথ্যে বলা (অন্তর্নিহিত অর্থে)
• Russian: да ладно - врёшь
• Japanese: うそだろ - 冗談だろ - からかう (文脈によって)
• Vietnamese: thôi đi - xạo quá
• Korean: 말도 안 돼 - 에이
• Turkish: hadi canım - yapma ya
• Urdu: چھوڑو - مذاق کر رہے ہو
• Indonesian: ah yang benar - masa sih

جمل نموذجية

Oh, garn! You did not win the lottery.

basic

He always says strange things, but I just say 'garn' and laugh.

basic

Don't garn—tell me the truth!

basic

When he told me he met a movie star in the shop, my first word was 'garn'.

natural

If you think I'm walking ten miles in the rain, garn!

natural

Seriously, mate, garn, nobody eats that many burgers.

natural