Usage of "more traditional"

Aún no tenemos significados para "more traditional".

Uso de more traditional en inglés

Certainly a different atmosphere from the more traditional venues we're used to. 
 The Guardian 

Still, most top Fed officials continue to rely on more traditional means. 
 Reuters 

The courts combined modern criminal law with more traditional informal community procedures. 
 The Guardian 

There was more traditional Irish myth-making in Johnny and The Good Room. 
 The Irish Times 

Yes, conservatives also make more traditional laissez-faire fiscal arguments against net neutrality. 
 Wired 

Usually I wear something simple, but now I need something more traditional. 
 Reuters 

Imagine if Munro or Lessing had responded in a more traditional way. 
 The Guardian 

It is best known for its more traditional luxury saloons, after all. 
 BBC 

In some ways I think I may be more traditional than Michele. 
 The Guardian 

The more traditional sports are carried out as exhibitions rather than competitions. 
 The Guardian 

I am a more traditional Catholic than many raised in the faith. 
 Naomi’s Room 

But the Counterterrorist Pursuit Teams follow a more traditional, decades-old CIA pattern. 
 Wired 

That prompted the team to switch to the more traditional three-wheel design. 
 Wired 

Anything unusual or more traditional like the Duke and Duchess of Cambridge? 
 The South African 

One that was more White, more conservative, more traditional and more moral. 
 Ebony 

These results suggest that these more traditional gun control laws work. 
 Wired 

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Irlanda

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