How is the word dependent de translated from Romanian to English

Incapabil să se oprească din a folosi sau a face ceva.

Unable to stop using or doing something.

phrase
English translation
Addicted to

Examples with “dependent de”

See how the word “dependent de” is used in sentences

  • Este dependentă de cafea. She is addicted to coffee.

  • Este dependent de jocuri video. He is addicted to video games.

  • Ești încă dependent de jocul acela de mobil? Are you still addicted to that mobile game?

  • Ești dependent de cafea dimineața? Are you addicted to coffee in the morning?

  • Recunoaște că a devenit dependent de gustările de noapte. He admits he got addicted to late-night snacking.

  • Ea se simte dependentă de rețelele sociale. She feels addicted to social media.

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FAQ about “dependent de”

How is “dependent de” translated from Romanian?
“dependent de” translates into English as “Addicted to”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “dependent de” mean?
Meaning of “dependent de”: Incapabil să se oprească din a folosi sau a face ceva. In English — “Addicted to”.
What part of speech is “dependent de”?
“dependent de” is a phrase.
Where can I see examples with “dependent de”?
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