portugués
heterossexualidade catalán
heterosexualitat 
A sexual attraction to (or sexual relations with) persons of the opposite sex.
catalán
sinceritat español
lo directo portugués
retitude 1
Mademoiselle's hair is stopped in its growth by this extreme curliness.
2
Her yellow hair was put away as straight as its natural curliness would allow.
3
It was a strip of flocculent, sheepy-looking, little cloudlets that suggested curliness and innocence.
4
I was too curly already, but Phyllis said natural curliness was not the thing any more.
5
Her hair, fair and inclined to curliness, had escaped bounds a little, and she brushed it impatiently back.
1
But in the new portions there was not this adherence to straightness.
2
It loads at the breech, and fires with great force and straightness.
3
This was intended to preserve the straightness and grace of her figure.
4
Its flood pools, all the frightening straightness of its line, still here.
5
We show that progesterone positively affects microtubule plus-end growth and track straightness.
6
Looking back when they nooned, Harding noticed the straightness of their course.
7
And in the circumstances straightness was to be preferred to distance.
8
But it was only the result of the military straightness of his body.
9
He turned then, and saw her sitting with unwonted straightness at the table.
10
The straightness of her nose was certainly comforting, but it, too, was short.
11
I flatter myself Lady Ailesbury's arm has recovered its straightness and its cunning.
12
We were discussing the merits of directness in speech and straightness in every way.
13
The tracing is remarkable only from its simplicity and the straightness of the lines.
14
The professional straightness of his figure relaxed into the elastic grace of an athlete.
15
She paused again and the line of her mouth took on a grimmer straightness.
16
The majority were Norwegians, whose courage and straightness of character are matters beyond doubt.
