No. 6,307 in Swedish
lech
In Swedish, "lech" is not a word; it may be a misspelling or confusion with another term.
In a sentence
Han hade en tendens att lechande stirra på människor.
He had a tendency to lecherously stare at people.
Here, 'lechande' signifies someone engaging in inappropriate or intrusive staring, emphasizing its descriptive nature.
Hon berättade en saga om en man som var lech för alla andra.
She told a tale about a man who was lecherous to everyone.
In this sentence, 'lech' describes someone's character as being significantly inappropriate or overly forward romantically.
I skolan lärde sig barnen att undvika att uppföra sig lechigt.
At school, the children learned to avoid behaving lecherously.
Here 'lechigt' describes behavior and highlights the importance of understanding cultural and social boundaries.
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