Significats de colorful language en anglès

The two argue with more of Rebney's colorful language spicing the footage.

My dad and my brothers can use some pretty colorful language.

Because I wasn't meeting his expectations, he expressed his dissatisfaction in rather colorful language.

He was worried about her colorful language.

From masts swayed signs offering services of all sorts in colorful language, dr. chop-limbs fitted while you wait.

Maggie Flavier had a film can and she was using it, along with some pretty colorful language, too.

Homosoto winced at the colorful language.

As a newcomer to politics, Trump has used colorful language in the past to describe fervent support for him.

I come from a community full of colorful people who use colorful language to describe their lives and times.

I sometimes use colorful language.

But Maisel disputed that claim, saying that colorful language was only a few clicks away for a curious child.

Merriam-Webster said the list offers a revealing look at U.S. culture and the colorful language English speakers adopt to describe it.

Rouse is a relatively quiet operator compared to Emanuel, a former congressman from Illinois who is famous for his colorful language.

The actor denied blackballing the women but admitted using " colorful language" in conversations with friends in his home and office.

She was, however, sorely tempted to use some of the colorful language she'd heard more than one so-called gentleman shout in similar circumstances.

In contrast to the chief minister's colorful language, Foreign Secretary William Hague sought to calm simmering tensions during a phone conversation with Picardo.