przejebać

Polish

4/5 · Strong

What does “przejebać” mean in English?

It means to lose, waste, or ruin something, often with a sense of frustration. It can refer to money, a game, or an opportunity gone wrong.

Sounds like “psheh-YEH-bach”
Used as Verb
How it's used

It's used like 'to fuck up' in English, often as a verb in a casual or frustrated tone. It's quite strong and carries a sense of significant loss.

How strong is it? 4/5 · Strong

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