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Meanings of tongue-in-cheek in anglès
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guasonamente espanyol
burlonamente Usage of tongue-in-cheek in anglès
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It's very tongue-in-cheek social comment but it's still social comment, he said.
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He claims, tongue-in-cheek, that he could patent such a product next year.
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However Oliver also lavishes praise on Australia during the undoubtedly tongue-in-cheek podcast.
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Other attempts to profit from Apple's public relations fiasco were more tongue-in-cheek.
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Mr Stenson has since apologised to all bloggers in a tongue-in-cheek post.
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A slightly tongue-in-cheek nod to their bias for optimism and appealing connections.
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Twitter Chief Executive Dick Costolo came up with his own tongue-in-cheek retort.
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To Johanna Farrand, for the tongue-in-cheek cover copy she so cleverly pens.
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Each of her pieces is a tongue-in-cheek provocative poke at life's injustices.
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Just in case it's not clear: this list is meant to be tongue-in-cheek.
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I suggested a tongue-in-cheek title: We Need to Talk about Patrick Lafcadio Hearn.
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But the tongue-in-cheek operation has got us thinking about matters closer to home.
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There was an earlier presumably tongue-in-cheek poke at New Zealand media from Spithill.
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It is, firstly, a quite beautiful game with abundant tongue-in-cheek charisma.
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That's the question posed in a tongue-in-cheek musical created by Nelson-born Josh Stewart.
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I'll admit that that article was absolutely more tongue-in-cheek than sensible.