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Significados de little gnat en inglés
Aún no tenemos significados para "little gnat".
Uso de little gnat en inglés
1
We all know that we should feel that that particular Frenchman was a repulsive little gnat.
2
Sometimes I think there is a little gnat flying about and trying to sting me, but that's all.
3
The bailiff signaled to Jesse, who rose from his seat just as the little gnat lifted off from the napkin.
4
This compelling theme, referring to stock investing and not the great Clash song, is like a little gnat buzzing in one's ear.
5
We see that; great ship swims as well as a small cork, and an eagle flies in the air as well as a little gnat.
6
They are Barn Swallows, who catch flies and little gnats and things close down over the water.
7
Out in the green grass where the company assembled there were a lot of grasshoppers and little gnats.
8
Presently he reached the spot where the little Gnat hung panting at the tip of the waving grass-blade.
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That there are a few little gnats in the ointment that keep us from having the perfect family?
10
Oh, how peaceful it was with the little gnats dancing in the sun and the rustling of the trees!
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Now the little Gnat was not afraid of lions, so when he saw it was only a lion, he cried out-
12
Here she discovered a new spring bud, and there she watched the gay little gnats and beetles that were swarming in the sun.
13
And the little gnats of men sting his memory when they get their very bread and butter from the technical application of his ideas.
14
"But what's the use of straining at every little gnat of a falsehood," she thought, "when I'm swallowing camels wholesale?"
15
"I told you, then," said Pique-Vinaigre, "that Gringalet, all the time of his triumph, said to himself, ' Little gnat, I have--'