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Meanings of dramatize in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "pad"
Examples for "pad"
1
Would that work? Eric held a pen over a pad of paper.
2
Reporters will, however, only have a pen and pad to work on.
3
Forty-five years ago, Rione said, her eyes on her data pad again.
4
That much is true, right? She eased the pad back to him.
5
Rae set aside the pad of paper and glanced at the clock.
1
In order to achieve this result, Brazil decided to adopt new methods.
2
The Commission should adopt new rules by July, the lawmakers' resolution said.
3
Another value Africans must adopt is love and concern for young people.
4
Relatively few Russian couples adopt despite state efforts to promote the practice.
5
But they can only help public health if enough people adopt them.
1
Dip in seasoned flour and sauté in hot lard in a frying-pan.
2
The lard is fun, but use vegetable oil if you are reticent.
3
He made mulligan in one lard bucket and boiled beans in another.
4
Skim the lard or dripping always before you put in the fish.
5
And lard is transferred daily from commercial-sized vats directly to local butts.
1
There is music and song to embellish and explain the lucid action.
2
So why do we need to embellish, to build a tall tale?
3
That experienced diplomatist perceived that it was necessary to further embellish himself.
4
Besides these works to embellish, he formed others to fortify the city.
5
Within the week the three heads of us will embellish Temple Bar.
1
With the cotton embroider the pattern in darning-stitch, as given in illustration.
2
My parents never said anything you'd want to embroider on a cushion.
3
This lady took a pleasure in teaching her to sew and embroider.
4
Nay, for I'll embroider a cross in the middle with gold braid.
5
You will have to embroider quite well before beginning on the figures.
1
Why do we dramatise the pandemic in a way other countries don't?
2
They dramatise a child's concerns and give them a way to manage traumas.
3
How can opera attempt to dramatise the thousand-fold tragedies of the twin towers?
4
These bombs did but accentuate and dramatise an already developing problem.
5
Edgar's strength has always been his ability to dramatise the intricacies of the political process.
1
Beware lest thou aggrandize thy ministers at the expense of thy subjects.
2
The Gospel is to aggrandize Christ and the mercy of God.
3
His desire to aggrandize his family burned with a quenchless flame.
4
The Gospel is not there for us to aggrandize ourselves.
5
The people were virtually enslaved to aggrandize a single person.
1
His lordship argued that the five-pound qualification would increase agitation, would aggrandise radical interests.
2
Does the Pope want to aggrandise himself by war?
3
Thou shouldst, to the best of thy power, aggrandise him as thou winnest aggrandisement for thyself.
4
He had said, and even sworn, that he would never aggrandise the territory of the Empire!
5
Offices are not there for you to occupy (or be deployed to) and aggrandise yourself.
1
It came to me suddenly: he meant to blow up the Intendance.
2
First, he judged it necessary to blow up the bridge of Demir-Hissar.
3
He could not blow up one of these bubbles on the spring.
4
Gas of northern metaphysics to blow up Broad Church bishops like balloons.
5
The wind begins to blow up sharply, though it was very pleasant.
Usage of dramatize in anglès
1
Having told you this, I shall no longer try to dramatize his speech.
2
And so we've come here today to dramatize a shameful condition.
3
To dramatize telephoto he picked an easy example of its wonders.
4
Spaak of the U. N., asking the press not to over-dramatize the events.
5
But this particular man felt my particularpresence would overly dramatize things.
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The Jews, on the other hand, did no more than dramatize the chorus.
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They dramatize themselves in scenes that are open to intuitive interpretation.
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We can picture what follows without making any effort to dramatize the incident.
9
He cannot dramatize himself and shrinks from attempts of others to dramatize him.
10
Really to pasture on our recollections we ought to dramatize them.
11
Any attempt to dramatize recent history is fraught with peril.
12
Friend: How about using makeup to dramatize your features, then.
13
Museum guards burn his office curtains to dramatize their need for protection from children.
14
In order to do this we tend to personalize quantities, and to dramatize relations.
15
And for all you psychedelic pastry chefs who want to dramatize your menus .
16
One might as well try to dramatize any other hymn.
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Translations for dramatize
portuguès
Dramatize through the time