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Significados de corny en inglés

Dull and tiresome but with pretensions of significance or originality.

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Uso de corny en inglés
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She said it best herself: it was corny, but it was fun.
The Guardian
2
I had never managed to portray human nature without being horribly corny.
The Clown
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I know it sounds corny, but I'd like us to be friends.
The next to die
4
Now, this is not the opening line of a corny mother-in-law gag.
The Guardian
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It had been love at first sight, as corny as that was.
Keeping christmas
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It sounds awfully corny but we're not in this for the money.
The Irish Times
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I never got into Bill Cosby, always thought he was corny myself.
Ebony
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We thought it would be so...so corny that it might be cute.
One night stands & lost weekends
9
This may sound corny, but he was born a gentleman, says Thomaz.
Ebony
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It was corny, and it was a one-trick act, but it worked.
The Irish Times
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But its premise was too vague, and its pop covers too corny.
The Guardian
12
However corny, there's a chance that headline could be written soon.
The Irish Times
13
Then Cameron said, 'I realise this sounds incredibly corny, but have we met?'
Dating the rebel tycoon
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I know it kind of sounds corny now, but it's true.
Ebony
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His cheesy jokes and his corny sense of humor were gone.
Side Jobs
16
They think every corny word out of their mouths is funny.
Sophie's world
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