Tłumaczenia dla hasła „obstreperous“ w angielsko » polski słowniku

obstreperous [əbˈstrepərəs] PRZYM. form.

1. obstreperous (noisy):

obstreperous

hałaśliwy

2. obstreperous (difficult to control):

obstreperous

niesforny

obstreperous drunk

zaczepny

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

angielski

His objects are like compounds with a long-forgotten use, outlandish yet made up of tantalizingly familiar components, all twisted or going off at angles in a most obstreperous manner.

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But her electrifying on-screen presence soon vied with a growing reputation for obstreperous on-set behaviour, and feuds with her co-stars and directors.

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The phrase presents the supposed reaction of a stereotypical elderly middle-class homeowner confronting obstreperous teenagers or pre-teen children crossing or entering his property.

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After all, free tertiary may be dangerous if the obstreperous poor and aged get it.

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It's likely to be much more obstreperous and less predictable than the one it replaces.

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Plaintiff alleges only one occasion on which the food substitutions caused prisoners to become obstreperous.

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The story, like many others at the time, was being suffocating by an obstreperous presidential campaign that had just entered the home stretch.

www.salon.com

Stray from the path to forge forward on your own, and it's so unhelpful it almost feels as if it is being deliberately obstreperous.

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The senior prof may welcome the interaction -- or may feel that you're an obstreperous urchin who doesn't know your place.

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That's because any attempt to create community consensus on tax is always going to make the design ambitions of even the most obstreperous committee look positively streamlined by comparison.

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