μακρύ χέρι
Greek
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editμακρύ χέρι • (makrý chéri) n (uncountable)
- Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see μακρύ (makrý), χέρι (chéri).
- (derogatory, idiomatic) long arms, sticky fingers (inclination to steal)
- Είχε μακριά χέρια αλλά κάποτε πιάστηκε.
- Eíche makriá chéria allá kápote piástike.
- He had sticky fingers but he was caught one time.
- (derogatory, idiomatic) Roman hands and Russian fingers (tendency towards unwanted sexual touching)
- Όταν ήταν νέος, είχε μακρύ χέρι αλλά τώρα συμμορφώθηκε.
- Ótan ítan néos, eíche makrý chéri allá tóra symmorfóthike.
- When he was young, he had Roman hands and Russian fingers but now he's cleaned up his act.