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Significats de dumb (dumbing) en anglès
Unable to speak because of hereditary deafness.
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Examples for "slow"
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The government has been extremely slow to respond to problems, he said.
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As a result, FORM 6 was slow, extremely expensive, and incredibly good.
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However, the rate of its rise is likely to slow, they said.
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Police issued a record number of tickets to slow drivers last year.
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Its secret nature, however, meant that this information was slow in coming.
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Yet, the faint cries for help plus some dull thumping noises continue.
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And in one as in the other the finer susceptibilities grow dull.
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As so often with the environment, it's the dull things that work.
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You sit dull in the market all day; you want a feast.
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Europe's belief in a dull but safe civilisation is its main attraction.
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However, the future is looking dim and the present is not blinding.
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These are really ideal for dim sum, but either type works fine.
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The Trump campaign took a dim view of Mr Biden's economic proposals.
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Here she saw in the dim light something moving in the water.
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The atmosphere of the ball was heavy; the lamps were growing dim.
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Far too dense, far too much seeing theorizing, far too much being.
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Contrails are especially dense over parts of Europe and eastern United States.
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Rooftop gardens can be used to capture water in dense urban areas.
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Of course dense, heavy cakes can be delicious in their own way.
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Advances in marker technology have made a dense marker map a reality.
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Bats without facial membranes; with short obtuse and bull-doggish heads; large lips.
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Forgive me for being so obtuse, but what is your new job?
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I couldn't tell if he was being cagey, or was simply obtuse.
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And then came the events of November and Andrew's obtuse, mortifying interview.
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The pubic bones were long, and met above an obtuse sub-pubic angle.
Marked by lack of intellectual acuity or somewhat mentally limited.
Ús de dumbing en anglès
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Some might feel that this risks dumbing down but I would disagree.
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Now, she adds, texting and Twitter are dumbing down e-mail even more.
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A fact-free environment contributes to the dumbing down of public debate.
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Words that would resist the eternal American genius for cheapening and dumbing down.
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There was no evidence of dumbing down among Scribble's digital generation.
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This is the kind of dumbing down we must fight against.
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It's not about dumbing down or aiming charts just at children.
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The dumbing down of the populace remains in full flower, indeed.
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With each incremental dumbing down of their programming, ratings climbed proportionately.
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This equates to a dumbing down of cultural life in NZ.
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They caution job seekers against dumbing down their curricula vitae.
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Instead of dumbing down the dialogue as ordered, we'd smarted up the whole premise.
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Thoughtful and said a lot about the times she lived in without dumbing it down.
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Who said the internet was all about dumbing down?
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But at least you have the option of dumbing down your smart bulbs a bit.
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McGeeney has also had enough dumbing down of player performances through marks out of 10.
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