Tłumaczenia dla hasła „shoehorn“ w angielsko » polski słowniku

shoehorn [ˈʃu:hɔ:n, Am -hɔ:rn] RZ.

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This produced a number of other visual artifacts; new streets and neighborhoods had to be shoehorned into layouts designed around previously existing features.

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When you try to shoehorn so many into one team of course results are going to take a hit along the way.

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The premise is shoehorned into working rather than organically feeling like the right thing to do.

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The word is derived from shoehorn, a smooth curved implement, often of plastic or metal, inserted at the heel to help put on a shoe.

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A shoehorn was built around the tunnel, just enough as to not be too sharp for the locomotives, opening up a fantastic view of the valley.

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Therefore, fighters are not shoehorned into class stereotypes and are free to fight unrestricted in types of armor, picks of garb, choices of weaponry, and styles of play.

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The characters also received praise for most of them not being shoehorned into the plot, and for their unique personalities and attire.

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Experimenting is good... if you overlook shoehorning a character into a role, some pretty interesting things can come out of it.

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Lawyers had to engage in great ingenuity to shoehorn their clients' claims into existing forms of action.

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However, it quite clearly shows the possibilities for advertisers to shoehorn their way into fictional narratives.

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