Encara no tenim significats per a "direct insult".
1Even this direct insult did not make him lose his temper.
2To be called a block of wood is, to the red man, a direct insult.
3The brothers were roused to anger, considering this attack as a direct insult and a defiance.
4Coffee, of course, is never forgotten, and it would be a direct insult to refuse it.
5It's simply a direct insult to the sun.
6I never pass by a direct insult.
7They considered Austria's railway scheme to Salonika as a direct insult "which we shall never permit."
8His gesture was "a direct insult to all those who lost their lives in the Holocaust."
9A way to do it, fast, without attracting attention, suffering minimal casualties, without offering direct insult to the Emperor.
10Whenever one nation interferes with the internal concerns of another, it is a direct insult to all other nations.
11This, after Conway's conduct, was a direct insult to Washington, and marks the highest point attained by his opponents.
12Casey could not see what there was to grin about, and he took it as a direct insult to himself.
13The health and the daily swing of the world in its arc of space seemed to her like a direct insult.
14China says Liu is a criminal and that giving him the Nobel was a direct insult to the Chinese legal system.
15He did not know whether to accept this reply as a direct insult or to take it as a belief in his veracity.
16To call him Dutchy was a direct insult, and the Happy Family never did it to his face-unlessthe provocation was very great.
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