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con·coct [kənˈkɒkt, ingl am -ˈkɑ:kt] VB vb trans
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Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
They concoct a spurious loyalty program to create an atmosphere of fear and hysteria in government and industry.
en.wikipedia.org Most modern biographies of the philosopher present various combinations of elements drawn at will from this concocted material.
en.wikipedia.org Well acquainted with the cinematic arts, he has manipulated data and even concocted events, drawing on his memory for plausible details.
en.wikipedia.org She likes to concoct plans to get her own way and can be real troublemaker.
en.wikipedia.org The pair of them often concoct some excuse for time off work so that they can go and play golf.
en.wikipedia.org Esempi dal web (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)
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www.swissfilms.ch Defiantly she concocts a plan to get out of the school as quickly as possible.
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Trotzig heckt sie einen Plan aus, um aus der Schule wegzukommen.
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www.artfilm.ch François has in fact concocted a flawless strategy, except for one detail: his plan requires the help of his long-time friends, Marthe and Marie.
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Er heckte also einen makellosen Plan aus, der nur einen einzigen Fehler hatte: Er holte sich Hilfe bei Marthe und Marie, seinen langjährigen Freundinnen.
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