sassy

UK
/ˈsæsi/
US
/ˈsæsi/
sassyadjektiv
sassier
Komp.
sassiest
Super.
UK
/ˈsæsi/
US
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Übersetzungen
She gave a sassy reply to the teacher.
Она дала дерзкий ответ учителю.
His sassy attitude got him into trouble.
Его нахальное поведение привело его к неприятностям.
The sassy child spoke up confidently.
Бойкий ребенок уверенно высказался.
Definitionen
Boldly lively, spirited, or cheeky.
Her sassy remarks always kept the conversation interesting.
Confidently stylish or smart.
She wore a sassy red dress that turned heads at the party.
Showing a lack of respect or impertinence toward authority; insolently bold.
Don't get sassy with your teacher, young man.
sassyeigenname
Definitionen
A nickname, especially for the American jazz singer Sarah Vaughan (1924–1990).
Sassy became famous for her rich vocal tone and impeccable phrasing.
An American teen magazine published from 1988 to 1996 known for its alternative, feminist perspective.
Sassy quickly developed a cult following among teenage girls in the early 1990s.