Translation
annoying, tedious (vulgar)
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Word origin
Present participle of the vulgar verb chier ('to defecate'), used as an adjective. Chier comes from Latin cacare.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- cacare
Grammar
Examples
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This homework is really tedious.
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He is a pain when he complains all the time.
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Waiting three hours at the station is a drag.
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That film was long and boring.
formalités administratives .
Administrative paperwork is often a nuisance.
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Start your free weekThis word is taught in chapter 34, lesson 8: The long tail: grime, grot and nonsense.