Aún no tenemos significados para "such airs".
1I do so like to tease Luke; he puts on such airs.
2Well now, you are really comical, putting on such airs with me.
3Our boys coming from school give themselves such airs, the young scapegraces!
4You should not suspect a penniless Scotsman of such airs, Ailie.
5There's no use of your putting on such airs any longer.
6That class, especially the female portion of them, give themselves such airs nowadays!
7To think of a retired haberdasher's wife giving herself such airs!
8She is too young for such airs!-asif she were Madame l'Impératrice herself!
9Oh, come, now, Christie, don't try to put such airs on with me.
10She always puts on such airs, and such a story would not interest her.
11IF that were my child, I'd soon break him of such airs and capers.
12You would never give yourself such airs if you hadn't something to go upon.
13How can you let her give herself such airs and domineer over you so?
14I hate that girl, she puts on such airs.
15Why should the botanist, geologist or other-ist give himself such airs over the draper's assistant?
16Business is business; and your business, let me remind you, is too muddy for such airs.
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