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narked

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nark 1  (närk)
n. Slang
Variant of narc.
nark 2  (närk) Chiefly British Slang
n.
An informer, especially a police informer.
intr.v. narked, nark·ing, narks
To be an informer.
[Perhaps from Romany nk, nose; see nas- in Indo-European roots.]
Translations
narked [ˈnɑːrkt] adj (British) (= annoyed) → en rogne >
to be narked at sth
I can't deny I was narked at what he said → Je ne peux pas nier que ce qu'il a dit m'a mis en rogne.
narked [nɑːkt] adj (Brit) (fam) → scocciato/a
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