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tail away

US pronunciation
American soundtail away
tailaway
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2 syllables
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Final y vowel sound

tail - away -> tail away

Myanmar meaning

(phrv) တဖြည်းဖြည်းလျော့နည်းသွားသည်။ အသံတိမ်ဝင်သွားသည်။

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tacky /'tæki/ adj

၁။ (infml ) အပေါစား။ အညံ့စား။ tacky advertising/souvenirs/restaurants.
၂။ (ဆေး၊ ကော် စသည်) စေးထန်းသော။

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  • tacky /'tæki/ adj ၁။ ( infml ) အပေါစား။ အညံ့စား။ tacky advertising/souvenirs/restaurants. ၂။ (ဆေး၊ ကော် စသည်) စေးထန်းသော။
Synonyms
cheap, nasty, low, tawdry, vulgar, shoddy, shabby, in bad taste, adhesive, broken-down, crude, dilapidated, dingy, dowdy, down-at-heel, faded, frumpy, gaudy, gluey, gummy, inelegant, kitsch, mangy, messy, ostentatious, out-of-date, outmoded, poky, ratty, run-down, seedy, showy, sleazy, sloppy, slovenly, sticky, stodgy, tasteless, threadbare, unbecoming, unkempt, unstylish, unsuitable, untidy, viscous, waxy, wet
Antonyms
classy, clean, dry, expensive, fresh, good, nice, refined, respectable, tasteful
Cross references
cheapnastylowtawdryvulgarshoddyshabbyin bad tasteadhesivebroken-downcrudedilapidateddingydowdydown-at-heelfadedfrumpygaudyglueygummyinelegantkitschmangymessyostentatiousout-of-dateoutmodedpoky
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