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Significats de jest at en anglès
portuguès
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Examples for "guy"
Examples for "guy"
1
Yes, the pension was almost certainly one of that guy's better decisions.
2
We need to know whether our guy is targeting certain physical types.
3
You just said this guy's power is comin' from everybody who's asleep!
4
He used to bring his Christmas tree home in it: Interesting guy.
5
NZ volcano disaster 'waiting to happen' - this guy is absolutely right.
1
How far is too far when it comes to a comedy roast?
2
In summer, meat will roast in a shorter time than in winter.
3
The work was done; the sheep was converted into soup and roast.
4
I just- Ihopeyou didn't have your heart set on pot roast.
5
A roast is best rested for ten to 20 minutes before carving.
1
So far, though, it's mainly drawn alarm and ridicule on social media.
2
Then did the attendant on the tower speak of her in ridicule.
3
The grotesqueness of such adornment found frequent ridicule in prose and verse.
4
The laugh was turned on him; there was ceaseless ridicule and taunting.
5
Boccaccio had made them the subject of ridicule in his popular stories.
1
The right rib section of each animal was collected for proximate analysis.
2
For a brief moment, hope fluttered up from under her rib cage.
3
A chill spread and filled my rib cage, a question taking form.
4
She felt a rib crack, but now her right arm was free.
5
Each rib was viewed with these six systems in nine different projections.
1
That man is a blackguard in the full acceptation of the word.
2
The tirade merely injures the cause which the blackguard intends to help.
3
Caesar was a laurel-crowned blackguard in his relations with the divine Cleopatra.
4
The voice I recognised as that of the blackguard standing before you.
5
The blackguard's already treated you like a... She doesn't say the word.
1
If we want Europe to laugh at us, they've every reason now.'
2
I asked in what way; he says you always laugh at him.
3
I used to laugh at American décor, but I don't any longer.
4
God knows you could do with a good laugh at the moment.
5
We will laugh at it when we meet in the other world.
1
Six years later, it's still fun to make fun of Google Glass.
2
You can always make fun of yourself in just about any situation.
3
Payne grinned, relishing the opportunity to make fun of his best friend.
4
You constantly make fun of me, don't think I don't know it.
5
My men used to make fun of Eddie because of his car.
1
I don't laugh and poke fun at scientific notions like you do.
2
Please to don't poke fun at a poor girl like me, mum.
3
Netanyahu appeared on the program two years ago to poke fun at himself.
4
The Italian reporters in Manaus were quick to poke fun at English ignorance.
5
Politicians have even been known to poke fun at Guardian readers.
Ús de jest at en anglès
1
Silence, Barnes; you jest at everything, you young men do-youdo.
2
Oliver began to jest at him; had he abandoned the expedition?
3
They suspected a jest at their expense, but could not quite catch it.
4
Old Sir Travers used to jest at my being a rebel.
5
Not jest at this minute, Jim, but thar wuz, an' thar will be.
6
You jest at what you pretend is the most serious thing in your life.
7
It is the excellent jest at the expense of me.
8
It's fun for a man to jest at our position.
9
Therefore come not with us, I pray thee, for the sailors to jest at.
10
Hereward, have you been having a jest at my expense?
11
She was settin' jest at my left hand, and couldn't help hearin' of me.
12
In 1522, Luther returned to Wittenberg, enjoying a harmless jest at Jena by the way.
13
K. understood my jest at last, burst out laughing and then said with sudden seriousness:
14
It seemed as though fate had deliberately mocked him-perpetratinga bitter jest at his expense.
15
His other talk is ladies and such pretty things, or some jest at a play.
16
Presently a boy, somewhat older than I, made a jest at the young couple's expense.
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