What does du-te in Romanian mean?
What is the meaning of the word du-te in Romanian? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use du-te in Romanian.
The word du-te in Romanian means a face du-te-vino, un du-te-vino continuu, un du-te-vino continuu, du-te dracu', du-te naibii, pleacă dracu' de aici, du-te dracu', du-te naibii, într-un du-te vino, a-și face pentru scurt timp apariția, hai! haide!, ducă-se naibii!, du-te vino. To learn more, please see the details below.
Meaning of the word du-te
a face du-te-vino(walk to and fro) During recess the students are allowed to come and go as they please. |
un du-te-vino continuu(movement: many people) The continual coming and going of library visitors made it impossible for me to concentrate. |
un du-te-vino continuu(movement: one person) |
du-te dracu', du-te naibii, pleacă dracu' de aici(slang, vulgar, offensive (expressing anger or contempt) (vulgar, ofensator!) We don't want your type here, now f*** off! |
du-te dracu', du-te naibii(vulgar, offensive, slang (expressing anger or contempt) (vulgar, ofensator!) |
într-un du-te vino(present briefly) He was in and out of the meeting before anyone noticed he'd left. |
a-și face pentru scurt timp apariția(informal (present briefly) (într-un loc) He was in and out of the meeting so fast, we barely noticed him. |
hai! haide!(please leave) It's almost time for school--off you go. |
ducă-se naibii!(UK, slang, vulgar (damn, screw) Sod this. I'm going home. You're firing me? Well sod you! |
du-te vino(figurative (movement in opposite directions) |
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