Narked Meaning in English
word · lemma: nark
nɑrkt
NARKT
nˈɑːkt
NAHKT
Definition
'Narked' is a British informal word meaning annoyed, irritated, or upset about something.
Usage & Nuances
British English, informal/slang. Similar to 'annoyed' or 'irritated', but often less intense than 'angry'. Common collocation: 'get narked (with someone/about something)'. Rarely used in American English.
Spanish: molesto - enfadadoPortuguese (BR): irritado - aborrecidoPortuguese (PT): irritado - chateadoChinese (Simplified): 生气的 - 恼怒的Chinese (Traditional): 生氣的 - 惱怒的Hindi: नाराज़ - झुंझलाया हुआArabic: منزعج - غاضبBengali: খেপে যাওয়া - বিরক্ত হওয়াRussian: раздражённый - недовольныйJapanese: ムッとする - イラっとするVietnamese: bực mình - cáu kỉnhKorean: 짜증난 - 심기가 불편한Turkish: sinirli - alınmış - kızgın (hafif)Urdu: ناراض - خفاIndonesian: kesal - jengkel
Example Sentences
He seemed really narked after the meeting.
basic
Don't get narked about it; it's no big deal.
basic
She was a bit narked because I was late.
basic
You always get narked when someone disagrees with you.
natural
I got a bit narked with him for not calling me back.
natural
It’s nothing to get narked about – just let it go.
natural