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Meanings of give-and-take in English
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Examples for "banter"
Examples for "banter"
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As often as time would allow, we met for pints and banter.
2
The day's cases were discussed quickly and quietly, without the usual banter.
3
At some point, his racist banter was met by the wrong one.
4
But the real goodwill and kindly feeling in the banter redeemed it.
5
Sir Peter said he was extremely disappointed she misinterpreted some light-hearted banter.
1
People seemed surprisingly upbeat this morning; there had been laughter and raillery.
2
It has nothing of raillery in it, but is serious and earnest.
3
But Mayo gave a somber return to the raillery of her eyes.
4
Then Vera made a hasty retreat amid the raillery of her friends.
5
Eleanor only half-followed him in his raillery, but she caught his meaning.
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Some of the sites they produce are terrific; others simply in-joke backchat.
2
Muslim men weren't noted for encouraging backchat from women, no matter how liberal they liked to present themselves.
3
All the backchat, all the jabbering.
4
That's a yellow at least, surely, but the only card shown is to Buaben for a spot of backchat.
5
He exists on impertinent sprints, mordant backchat and splenetic waves of his arm at any referee or linesman who finds against him.
Mutual interaction; the activity of reciprocating or exchanging (especially information)
Usage of give-and-take in English
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Instead, multitudes started adopting pragmatic ways to allow give-and-take among complex citizens.
2
It makes the give-and-take compromises so necessary to politics harder to achieve.
3
And the sense of give-and-take between soloist and orchestra is first- rate.
4
He suggested there needed to be more give-and-take from the other side.
5
The usual give-and-take of gay repartee was missing at supper that night.
6
Armen licked his lips, obviously getting into the spirit of the give-and-take.
7
The habit led sometimes to perilous personalities in the sudden give-and-take of table-talk.
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After fifteen minutes of give-and-take it was the asari who offered a compromise.
9
A little give-and-take at the right time could make life easier for today!
10
Even after that, years of often tortuous give-and-take might lie ahead for Serbia.
11
This time there would be no discussion of hypothetical iniquities, no polite give-and-take.
12
The solution may well require a little give-and-take on both sides!
13
But in give-and-take, as one might say, you are igstreamly droll.
14
Of course, there will have to be some give-and-take about this.
15
There doesn't seem to be any give-and-take between us any longer.
16
It's certainly a day that could benefit from some give-and-take.
Translations for give-and-take
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