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Significats de commonplace en anglès
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Examples for "cliche"
Examples for "cliche"
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It's come so far so soon, and already it's cliche-ridden. Jim sighs.
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It's the usual cliche of taking it one game at a time.
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In the case of Haddish, that cliche is something of an understatement.
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IT was, to abuse a football cliche a weekend of two halves.
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Certainly, some of Corbyn's replies have the excruciating ring of celebrity cliche.
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The answer is that modern cliché: to keep trying to fail better.
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The 'cross-fertilisation of ideas' is a cliché, but one with unintentional fecundity.
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Some of Harvey's lyrical snapshots are startling; others come close to cliché.
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But those second acts don't always sink to the level of cliché.
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It's a cliché in Ireland that the agenda starts with the split.
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Background: Cardiovascular safety concerns about inhaled ipratropium bromide have recently been raised.
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Some treacly bromide about medical ethics and respect for individuals, no doubt.
3
Aluminium bromide, AlBr3, is prepared in the same manner as the chloride.
4
Duke officials concede that bromide applications contributed to the elevated trihalomethane levels.
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Neither suggestion nor bromide would have been effective in working our cure.
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And you might spare me your platitude, Andrew, The Laird replied savagely.
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Then he has to laugh at the platitude, and she laughs, too.
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Cheap wit will then often pass for brilliancy, and platitude for wisdom.
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Or shall we say that most definitions hang between platitude and paradox?
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But she was spared the necessity of scraping up some ridiculous platitude.
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At first glance the answer seems obvious to the point of banality.
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In reality the cloak of secrecy is best achieved through urbane banality.
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During dinner we talked around things, maintaining a safe level of banality.
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The Vinyl Word: Joe Queenan revels in the electrifying banality of Kraftwerk.
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The banality of the exchange is what helps calm the witness down.
Not challenging; dull and lacking excitement.
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Ús de commonplace en anglès
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Though commonplace today, the technique was not widely used at the time.
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But conflict between the branches of government is commonplace in our history.
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Since the collapse of Communism, of course, Hayek's arguments have become commonplace.
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But the girl he loves shows him the beauty in the commonplace.
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The English saying 'pride comes before a fall' reflects the commonplace occurrence.
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In future smart fabrics with embedded sensors will become commonplace, said Li.
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The hour of music is over; the commonplace of day has begun.
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When lobotomies were commonplace, its victims became passive and easy to handle.
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But the actors in this drama have never returned to the commonplace.
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By no means; a ferry-steamer is thoroughly commonplace; you can ferry-steam anywhere.
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Hard, difficult, humiliating work is commonplace and writing is not those things.
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We are always in danger of mistaking the common for the commonplace.
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The three of them in the daylight seemed commonplace old folk enough.
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Kidnappings have become commonplace in Libya, with foreign diplomats often the targets.
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She stiffens in his arms; then laughs almost joyously, and is commonplace.
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Attempts to interfere in the severity of sentences are commonplace among politicians.
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