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Meanings of untranslatable in English
Portuguese
intraduzível Usage of untranslatable in English
1
There is an untranslatable play upon words in the last two lines.
2
I became fascinated by those scalpel-sharp words that are untranslatable without remainder.
3
The Proctor had been uttered by the alleyway like an untranslatable word.
4
Artoo Detoo reexamined the nearing station and thought untranslatable electronic thoughts.
5
The mere ideas seemed to be untranslatable, to savour of madness.
6
Here is an attempt to translate the untranslatable, the sonnet called-
7
The quaint old idiom is almost untranslatable, but one sees what he means.
8
Some phrases are untranslatable, and it only spoils them to try.
9
Poosh or Posh I have already confessed to be untranslatable literally.
10
There's anecdote about an interpreter who, when faced with an untranslatable joke, simply said.
11
The thing is as untransferable as the word is untranslatable.
12
Any new or untranslatable symbol caused a red light to flash on the machine.
13
What he had learned in the North Carolina mountains was untranslatable to the Colemans.
14
Failing to find a just comparison, he tailed off in expressive but untranslatable Gaelic.
15
Completely absurd and untranslatable, but it sort of makes him.
16
Some apology must be made for an attempt "to translate the untranslatable."
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