What does sikici in Turkish mean?

What is the meaning of the word sikici in Turkish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use sikici in Turkish.

The word sikici in Turkish means boring, sıkıcı, can sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, can sıkan, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, monoton, cansız, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, zevksiz, yavan, sıkıcı, heyecansız, yavan, sıradan, alelade, yavan, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sessiz, sıkıcı, can sıkıcı, durgun/uyuşuk, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, can sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sıkıcı, sinir bozucu, can sıkıcı, üzücü, zor durum, can sıkıcı durum, dert, can sıkıcı kimse, can sıkıcı şey, can sıkan, can sıkıcı, rahatsız eden, rahatsız edici, sıkıcı ve güç iş, angarya, sıkıcı iş, tatsız iş, zor duruma sokan, can sıkıcı, sıkıcı bir şekilde, monoton/sıkıcı iş, angarya, sıkıcı kimse, kasvetli, karanlık, iç sıkıcı, baş belası, sıkıcı kimse, sıkıcı durum, uzun ve sıkıcı konuşma, sıkıcı şey, can sıkıcı, sinir bozucu, sinir bozan. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word sikici

boring

sıkıcı, can sıkıcı

(sth: tedious, dull)

Bu tekdüze hayat canına yetmişti.
I want to leave this boring class.

sıkıcı

(boring)

Tez o kadar sıkıcıydı ki okurken uyuyakaldım.
The thesis was so dull that I fell asleep reading it.

sıkıcı

(boring, everyday)

Fred felt stuck in a mundane existence. Erin finished all of her mundane tasks before going out with her friend.

sıkıcı

(dull monotonous)

The dinner party was tedious; there was no one at all interesting to talk to. The minister struggled to concentrate on the tedious report.

sıkıcı, can sıkan

(dull, ordinary, unoriginal)

I'm afraid to say I find all his books thoroughly banal.

sıkıcı

(dull, unimaginative)

Martin's prosaic mind was not capable of a creative solution.

sıkıcı

(dull)

The football match ended in an unexciting 0-0 draw.

monoton

(sound: repetitive and dull) (ses)

cansız

(without character or charm)

The apartment is nice enough, but it's soulless and bland.

sıkıcı

(person: uninteresting) (kişi)

Polat çok sıkıcı bir insan olduğu için Fatma onunla çıkmak istemiyor.
Felicia won't go out with Paul because he's boring.

sıkıcı, zevksiz, yavan

(figurative (boring)

This new crime drama is a bit bland.

sıkıcı, heyecansız, yavan

(figurative (event, activity: dull)

The Smiths normally gave exciting parties, but this particular party was rather tame.

sıradan, alelade

(informal (dull, mediocre)

After such an exciting trip, my normal routine seems blah.

yavan

(figurative (bland, insipid) (mecazlı)

The actors were criticized for their pallid performance.

sıkıcı

(pejorative (dull, provincial)

Mandy's hairstyle was suburban and outdated.

sıkıcı

(dull, banal)

The service is good at that restaurant, but the food is rather pedestrian.

sessiz

(figurative (quiet, unexciting)

It was a sleepy little town, where nothing ever happened.

sıkıcı, can sıkıcı

(figurative, informal (boring)

Nate left the party early because it was lame.

durgun/uyuşuk

(figurative, pejorative (slow, dull) (mecazlı)

sıkıcı

(task: boring) (görev, vb.)

I don't think the boss likes me; she always gives me the dreary work to do.

sıkıcı

(boring, monotonous)

The professor's soporific voice made the members of the class feel sleepy.

sıkıcı

(figurative, informal (person: boring) (kişi)

Fred didn't want to hang out with Rachel because he thought she was lame.

sıkıcı

(informal (person: boring, dull) (kişi)

I quit the job because I didn't want to become a stuffy bureaucrat.

sıkıcı

(slang (sth boring, tedious)

Ev ödevi her zaman sıkıcıdır.
Homework is always a drag.

sıkıcı

(figurative (boring, dull)

This novel was nothing but a leaden retelling of Romeo and Juliet.

sıkıcı

(film, novel: boring)

That film was so slow. It was half an hour before you even knew what it was about!

sıkıcı

(boring)

It was such a stupid lecture that I nearly fell asleep.

sıkıcı, can sıkıcı

(figurative (boring) (mecazlı)

The man I went out with was a little dry.

sıkıcı

(sb: boring) (kişi)

After an hour of uninteresting conversation, Melanie decided Tony was dull.

sıkıcı

(informal (boring, lame)

I don't want to watch a cheesy old black-and-white movie.

sıkıcı

(informal (person: dull) (kişi)

sinir bozucu, can sıkıcı

(thing: irritating)

Trafiğin hiç durmayan gürültüsü çok sinir bozucuydu.
The constant noise of the traffic was annoying.

üzücü

(upsetting)

I'm afraid I have some bad news for you.

zor durum, can sıkıcı durum, dert

(figurative, informal (difficult situation)

That's a major bind Jeff's gotten himself into.

can sıkıcı kimse

(uninteresting person)

Don't invite that bore Quentin to the party.

can sıkıcı şey

(dull event)

This play is such a bore; let's leave at intermission.

can sıkan, can sıkıcı, rahatsız eden, rahatsız edici

(annoying, inconvenient)

Having to make three bus changes to get to work is bothersome.

sıkıcı ve güç iş, angarya

(boring, tedious task)

Doing math problems is a chore.

sıkıcı iş, tatsız iş

(boring work)

It was the drudgery of my office job that made me decide to change careers.

zor duruma sokan, can sıkıcı

(comment)

Teenagers normally think everything their parents say is embarrassing.

sıkıcı bir şekilde

(in a dull manner)

He answered flatly and seemed half asleep.

monoton/sıkıcı iş, angarya

(figurative, informal (monotonous work, routine)

After Sunday, it's back to the regular grind at work.

sıkıcı kimse

(figurative (dull person)

That grub can't hold down a job to save his life.

kasvetli, karanlık, iç sıkıcı

(atmosphere: gloomy) (çevre, ortam)

She lives alone in a melancholy old mansion.

baş belası

(informal (troublesome)

These pesky insects are ruining our picnic.

sıkıcı kimse

(dated, slang (annoying person)

Susan's always complaining about everything; she's a real pill.

sıkıcı durum

(figurative (boring situation) (mecazlı)

This job has become a bit of a rut for David; he wants to try something new.

uzun ve sıkıcı konuşma

(figurative (long boring speech) (mecazlı)

His lectures have a tendency to turn into interminable sermons.

sıkıcı şey

(slang, figurative (sth boring)

That film was a real snore.

can sıkıcı, sinir bozucu, sinir bozan

(annoying) (kişi)

Their kids can be incredibly troublesome at times.

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