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Significats de slur over en anglès
Sinònims
Examples for "gloss over"
Examples for "gloss over"
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Let's not gloss over the fact that he calls Africa a country.
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The policy of the War Department was to gloss over these events.
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The truth is, as noted, we're inclined to gloss over our failures.
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Please find below a glossary of ways to gloss over gross misconduct.
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Anuse interrupted Diana's questioning and attempted to gloss over the damning admission.
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Press releases skate over really interesting stuff sometimes in the interests of economy.
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He didn't so much participate in bullying as sanction it, skate over it.
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One needs professional theologians to skate over these dangerous places safely.
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General primary questions let the government skate over the detail.
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All winter they lie there under the ice, while the children skate over them.
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Michael was the first to speak and smooth over the awkward moment.
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In the morning, try to smooth over those sharp features of yours.
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Pile lightly in a dish, or smooth over, and serve at once.
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The Obama administration and Karzai have tried to smooth over their rift.
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I hope they didn't smooth over those bullet holes too good.
Ús de slur over en anglès
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He said: 'I cannot slur over the words of our Lord.
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I do not, therefore, slur over my scheme for disturbing the professor's peace of mind.
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Tickell manages the imputation of drink, but has to slur over the dog and the deer:-
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Christians usually emphasize those texts that make for what they hold true, and slur over others.
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Their stiff wise men: I call them wise, not stiff-thusdid I learn to slur over words.
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They just slur over a few words-crossthemselves-kissa relic, or some little matter of that sort.
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A question difficult of debate, involving much that the mind is wont to slur over in natural scruple.
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The dissonance between that history and the painted slur over the weekend has left Black stunned and wistful.
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To slur over the faults and failings of the great is not only inartistic: it is also faint-hearted and unjust.
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That is true, but those who advocate this policy slur over many difficulties, and the relative power of endurance of both parties.
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I have been so very minute in my accounts of Kate's love-affairs, that I feel it would not be fair to slur over mine.
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Reed slurred over most of the details of the accident, even now.
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Perhaps it was she pronounced each word; nothing was slurred over.
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Omissions were frequent; hard passages were willfully distorted or slurred over.
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Omissions were frequent; hard passages were wilfully distorted or slurred over.
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Anthony slurred over the greater question by tactfully emphasizing the lesser.