Bally Meaning in English

word

US

ˈbæɫi/, /ˈbeɪɫi

BAL-ee, BAY-lee

UK

bˈɔːli

BAW-lee

परिभाषा

'Bally' is an old-fashioned and mild British slang word used to express annoyance or emphasis, similar to 'bloody.'

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Very old-fashioned and mostly British; rarely used in modern conversation except for humorous, nostalgic, or literary effect. Milder than 'bloody.' Not offensive but might sound odd today. Often found in old books or movies.

• Spanish: maldito - condenado (arcaico, británico, informal)
• Portuguese (BR): maldito (arcaico, britânico, informal)
• Portuguese (PT): maldito (arcaico, britânico, informal)
• Chinese (Simplified): 该死的（过时，英式）
• Chinese (Traditional): 該死的（過時，英式）
• Hindi: धत्ते (पुराना, अंग्रेज़ी, अनौपचारिक)
• Arabic: اللعين (قديم، بريطاني، غير رسمي)
• Bengali: শালা (পুরানো অর্থে) - ধুত্তর (পুরানো বক্তৃতায়)
• Russian: чёртов (устаревшее) - проклятый (устаревшее)
• Japanese: まったく (古風な強調) - なんてこった (古風な表現)
• Vietnamese: chết tiệt (kiểu cũ) - quái thật (cổ điển)
• Korean: 제기랄 (옛날식) - 빌어먹을 (옛날 표현)
• Turkish: yahu (eski moda) - kahrolası (eski usul)
• Urdu: کمبخت (پرانا انداز)
• Indonesian: sialan (kuno) - gila (gaya lama)

उदाहरण वाक्य

It's bally cold outside today.

basic

That was a bally good idea!

basic

He's late to every bally meeting.

basic

I can't find my bally keys anywhere!

natural

If you want something done, you have to do it your bally self.

natural

The bally train is delayed again—unbelievable!

natural