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No. 11,945 in Polish

kurrrwy

The word "kurrrwy" appears to be a stylized or extended variation of "kurwy," which is a vulgar Polish term meaning "whores" or "prostitutes." It is often used as an insult or profanity.

In a sentence

  • Nie mogę uwierzyć, że znowu mamy tyle kurrrwy w projekcie.

    I can't believe we have so many problems in the project again.

    Used as a slang expression to refer to problems or obstacles, conveying frustration.

  • Słyszałem, że w sąsiedztwie można spotkać różne kurrrwy.

    I've heard that in the neighborhood one can encounter various types of scammers.

    Used colloquially to describe untrustworthy people, often with a negative connotation.

  • Nawet najgorsze kurrrwy nie powstrzymają mnie od osiągnięcia celu.

    Even the worst obstacles won't stop me from achieving my goal.

    Metaphorically used to signify challenges or adversities in life, expressing determination.

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