Usage of "faux pas" | TermGallery

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A socially awkward or tactless act.

Uso de faux pas em inglês

Cons On popular routes, fixing lines can be a serious faux pas. 
 Climbing Magazine 

OUTsurance's faux pas quickly went viral, prompting a response by the insurer. 
 The South African 

This is considered a major netiquette faux pas in the Usenet world. 
 Zen and the Art of the Internet 

A round up of this week's political faux pas with Rob Hosking. 
 Radio NZ 

By the merest accident I have already committed a hideous faux pas. 
 Peter Ruff and the Double Four 

There's a tinge of horror in his voice at my faux pas. 
 Crewel 

Excess use of water and energy are usually their biggest environmental faux pas. 
 The Irish Times 

Another faux pas: using the captions as a place to add jokey commentary. 
 Wired 

That was seen as a major faux pas at the time. 
 Radio NZ 

Wardrobe hitch-ed Fashion faux pas seem to be the theme of the week. 
 The Guardian 

However, on the incredible Saturdays iPad app, these faux pas can be rectified. 
 The Guardian 

There are two possible explanations for US diplomacy's grievous faux pas. 
 The Irish Times 

People also looked back at some of the fashion faux pas of 2012. 
 Reuters 

The truth is, I executed rather a faux pas over there at Asquith. 
 The Celebrity, Volume 02 

It occurred to Jack that last part might have been a faux pas. 
 Stars rain down 

Freeman, Bilbo Baggins in the film, rapidly owned up to his faux pas. 
 The Irish Times 

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Faux pas ao longo do tempo

Significados de faux pas em inglês