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tacky
UK
/ˈtæki/
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/ˈtæki/
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tacky
adjective
tackier
Comp.
tackiest
Super.
UK
/ˈtæki/
US
/ˈtæki/
липкий
The paint is still tacky, so be careful not to touch it.
Краска все еще липкая, так что будьте осторожны, чтобы не трогать ее.
безвкусный
The decor in the restaurant was quite tacky.
Декор в ресторане был довольно безвкусным.
Additional translations
дешёвый
вульгарный
Synonyms
sticky
tasteless
vulgar
gaudy
cheap
shoddy
clumsy
Antonyms
sophisticated
elegant
tasteful
refined
tacky
noun
tackies
pl
UK
/ˈtæki/
US
/ˈtæki/
Dialectal (chiefly Southeastern US) noun referring to a small, sturdy or inferior horse.
tackies
noun
tacky
tackies
pl
UK
/ˈtækiːz/
US
/ˈtækiːz/
кроссовки
I bought a new pair of tackies for the gym.
Я купил новую пару кроссовок для спортзала.
Synonyms
sports shoes
running shoes
athletic shoes
trainers
sneakers
Definitions
tacky
adjective
Having a cheap, showy, or gaudy appearance or quality.
The decorations at the party were so tacky that they clashed with the elegant theme.
Slightly sticky to the touch.
The paint was still tacky, so we had to be careful not to touch the walls.
Feeling slightly unwell; a little nauseated or out of sorts (chiefly US, informal).
I felt tacky after the long car ride, so I skipped dinner.
tacky
noun
A small, sturdy or inferior horse, especially one of a type bred in the southeastern United States (dialectal).
The old ranch still keeps a few tackies for children to ride.
tackies
noun
A type of soft shoe, typically used for sports or casual wear, known as sneakers or trainers in some regions.
She wore her favorite tackies for the morning jog.
A term used in South Africa to refer to sneakers or athletic shoes.
He bought a new pair of tackies for the school sports day.
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