snowflake

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00:54 Jul 27, 2020
English to Croatian translations [PRO]
Art/Literary - Social Science, Sociology, Ethics, etc.
Additional field(s): General / Conversation / Greetings / Letters, Slang, Journalism
English term or phrase: snowflake
Definition from Cambridge Dictionary:
an insulting way of referring to someone who is considered by some people to be too easily upset and offended

Example sentence(s):
  • Meanwhile, other ways Generation Snowflake is leaving its mark on the world is by introducing "trigger warnings" and "no platforming" speakers whose opinions they may not agree with. The Sun
  • As a liberal, progressive feminist born, raised, and currently living in the South, being called a "snowflake" has become a strangely familiar part of my everyday life. Bustle
  • They're just a snowflake. Don't pay attention to them. Snowflakes are narcissists. Easily offended. Snowflakes can't take the heat. Medium
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3 +1mimoza
Kate Perak


  

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6 hrs   confidence: Answerer confidence 3/5Answerer confidence 3/5 peer agreement (net): +1
mimoza


Definition from own experience or research:
pren. razg. osjetljiva ili preosjetljiva osoba [prava je mimoza]

Iako se i u našim medijima u novije vrijeme spominje "Generacija pahuljica" kao doslovan prijevod, rekla bih da je mimoza naš ustaljeni izraz.

Example sentence(s):
  • Zato nije čudno što su joj i ostala imena takva: nježna, netik, osjetnica i što je postala neke vrste „mjera“ za preosjetljivost („ne smiješ joj ništa reći; prava je mimoza“), pa se i preosjetljivi ljudi nazivaju mimozama. - Vijenac  
Kate Perak
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Local time: 08:12
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PRO pts in category: 8

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