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Significados de ill-humored en inglés
Brusque and surly and forbidding.
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Examples for "gruff"
Examples for "gruff"
1
The tones were gruff, and almost Indian-like in the brevity of expression.
2
Nevertheless, in spite of himself, he went on in a gruff voice:
3
His gruff voice was the one I'd heard talking with Luke earlier.
4
His voice was gruff, his manner professional, and the news was bad.
5
When he was within talking distance he said in a gruff voice:
1
One hand held fast to the crusty wood better than the other.
2
James had come to quite like the professor, despite his crusty exterior.
3
Trump also represents the polar opposite of golf's crusty, oft-criticised membership culture.
4
Served with satay, pour over chips or just simply with crusty bread.
5
His usual crusty manner was quite gone now; he seemed years older.
1
Moreover the place is wearisome, and I am fanciful and often ill-humoured.
2
The miller felt the hours hang heavily, and he became listless and ill-humoured.
3
All this time he was hardly awake and a little ill-humoured in consequence.
4
Marius shrugged his shoulders; his face suggested that he was ill-humoured.
5
His temper has changed, too: he has grown ill-humoured and irritable.
1
Prematurely curmudgeonly, O'Rourke is a man forever on the outside looking in.
2
He was crusty, curmudgeonly, opinionated and a real delight to know.
3
Benítez must wish he could revert to his old curmudgeonly ways.
4
The familiarity is there, and the inspector is as curmudgeonly warm as usual.
5
From the off Byrne played up the role of the curmudgeonly old stager.
Uso de ill-humored en inglés
1
But he was little given to thought, although not ill-humored in intention.
2
Then, quite exhausted and rather ill-humored, I walked back to the village.
3
This almost imperceptible symptom, and the rather ill-humored look, foretold a storm.
4
He then went into the yard and unchained the formidable and ill-humored watch-dog.
5
Be not ill-humored; you know it is useless to resist me.
6
Tutmosis returned to the tent, ill-humored, and repeated the conversation to the pharaoh.
7
It is often snappish, petulant, ill-humored, unfair, and sometimes malicious in the extreme.
8
Her reply sounded ill-humored, but she did not intend it to be so.
9
I was always ill-humored, vexing my step-mother and making baby cry.
10
Every man is ill-humored who loses such a sum as I have lost.
11
But boys, when they are ill-humored, and dispute, are always unreasonable and foolish.
12
But that frown, which must have been habitual, gave him a distinctly ill-humored look.
13
It was three days before Steve Hawn returned, ill-humored, reddened by drink, and worn.
14
Yet it was hot; all was relaxing; summer prevailed in one of its ill-humored moods.
15
Being checked in this sly business, they became ill-humored and returned, angry, down the river.
16
Lyrically it was an ill-humored stew of scattershot anger, juvenile shock-peddling, and preening, grotesque misogyny.
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