Wacker Meaning in English

word

US

ˈwækɝ

WAK-er

UK

ˈwæk.ə

WAK-uh

التعريف

Slang for a strange, silly, or eccentric person. Used informally to describe someone acting in a weird or odd way.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very informal, mostly in UK and Australian English; can be playful or slightly insulting. Not commonly used in American English. Often used about friends or people acting silly, not for serious criticism. Don't confuse with 'whacker' (different meaning).

• Spanish: persona rara - excéntrico (slang)
• Portuguese (BR): maluco (gíria) - esquisitão
• Portuguese (PT): maluco (gíria) - estranho (pessoa)
• Chinese (Simplified): 怪人 - 奇葩 (俚语)
• Chinese (Traditional): 怪人 - 奇葩 (俚語)
• Hindi: अजीब व्यक्ति (स्लैंग)
• Arabic: شخص غريب (عامية)
• Bengali: পাগলামী ব্যক্তি - অদ্ভুত লোক
• Russian: чудак - странный тип
• Japanese: 変わり者 - 変人
• Vietnamese: người lập dị - người kỳ quặc
• Korean: 이상한 사람 - 괴짜
• Turkish: tuhaf tip - acayip kişi
• Urdu: عجیب شخص - انوکھا انسان
• Indonesian: orang aneh - orang nyeleneh

جمل نموذجية

Tom is such a wacker sometimes.

basic

Don’t mind her, she’s a bit of a wacker.

basic

That guy at the party was a real wacker.

basic

You’re acting like a total wacker right now!

natural

Don’t be a wacker—just try it!

natural

My brother’s always doing weird things—he’s a bit of a wacker.

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