Traduzioni di „stodgy“ nel dizionario inglese » polacco

stodgy [ˈstɒʤi, ingl am ˈstɑ:-] AGG

1. stodgy food:

stodgy

ciężki

2. stodgy (dull):

stodgy

nudny

stodgy book

ciężkostrawny

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

inglese

How much plot can a comedy sustain before it starts to get stodgy?

www.independent.co.uk

It results in incoherent, disjointed slabs of action built clearly for four-player co-op -- but feeling stodgy with fewer numbers.

www.independent.ie

To some people it is stodgy, but it's the tradition.

www.smh.com.au

But while you might think this is a mature, stodgy company, this firm is just getting warmed up.

www.fool.ca

Over-dramatic dialogues, deliberately forced songs and inflated action sequences make it quite a predictable and stodgy fare.

en.wikipedia.org

A stolid, stodgy 94 minutes this was, garnished with precious few chances and even fewer moments of fluidity.

outside90.com

Bishop isn't much of a clubber himself, though that's probably due to his living in a town with "zero artistic culture" outside of stodgy museums and galleries.

www.residentadvisor.net

The paper suffered many teething problems, coming under fire for being too serious and stodgy.

en.wikipedia.org

Who says symphony orchestras have to be stodgy?

en.wikipedia.org

The actioner's stodgy title and toy-line origin weren't the film's only drawbacks for us.

entertainment.inquirer.net