tiresomely nel dizionario italiano Oxford-Paravia

Traduzioni di tiresomely nel dizionario inglese»italiano

tiresomely [ingl brit ˈtʌɪəs(ə)mli, ingl am ˈtaɪ(ə)rsəmli] AVV

tiresomely behave:

tiresomely

in modo irritante

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

Uncivil is uncivil, is how to yell down everyone and argue tiresomely only from your own narrow position.

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Other vignettes range from the mildly diverting to the tiresomely protracted.

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Tiresomely, inconveniently, incontrovertibly, marvellously true.

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She complains tiresomely about even the mildest wartime hardship and ultimately proves a callously neglectful grandmother.

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He was offered to be the new saboteur for two weeks, for $20,000, but he's such a wishy-washy, scardy-cat, that he debated tiresomely on camera before finally yielding to the temptation.

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If there were nothing but little details the sound could soon become tiresomely fussy, but here they are kept in context as part of a structured, cohesive whole.

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The scenes that make up the album of their lives follow, sometimes interestingly, at other times mundanely and yet others quite tiresomely.

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Or are the tiresomely predictable comments generated by bots or paid actors to shut down meaningful debate?

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Yet the style is neither tiresomely polemical nor drily academic.

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Instead, they tiresomely drone on about their innumerable successes.

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