Aún no tenemos significados para "less tedious".
1Unless you can suggest some other place, more likely and less tedious.
2He chose the less tedious, though more audacious alternative of facing the guard.
3But it is a less tedious realism than that of Tolstoy or Turgenev.
4The Hasseites replied that the opera was none the less tedious for Guadagni's word.
5The watch on the spy's nest proved hardly less tedious.
6At any rate, we ought to have a less tedious evening than you expect.
7His education would generally in this way be more effectual, and always less tedious and expensive.
8It makes it less tedious, said the princess.
9Jessica regrets that Lancelet is leaving, as he has made life in Shylock's house less tedious.
10Perhaps the less I say of these sick experiences, the less tedious and the more intelligible I shall be.
11They are very entertaining, and the day will be less tedious if you can manage to keep with them.
12It is less tedious, however.
13That task, he said, should be spread among several IT employees to make it less tedious and ensure it gets done.
14Farther on, I have given, in connection with accelerators, a process I adopt, which is far less tedious and equally reliable.
15That didn't mean he was keeping her on, but at the very least, it was going to make his flight less tedious.
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Less tedious a través del tiempo
Less tedious por variante geográfica