Ainda não temos significados para "have no pretext".
1I have no pretext, and I cannot invent one.
4I wish him to be admitted; and I forbid you to go out, so that you can have no pretext to refuse him the door.
5The third was for a purely friendly week-end, and had no pretext.
6Thus we had no pretext for going to war with her.
7He was obliged to remain there, although he had no pretext.
8As it is I had no pretext for arresting him.
9Frequently they had no pretext for resistance, for Catharine was right and they were wrong.
10The Kelpie looked suspicious as he left the room, but she had no pretext for interference.
11Helene had no pretext ready to her tongue.
12They had no pretext for interfering openly.
13I had no pretext to offer for desiring to leave the seminary, not knowing any person in the city.
14But when Britain and France agreed to give him what he purportedly wanted without war, he had no pretext to fight.
15We have , of course, like every serious people, our share of hypocrites; in a frivolous nation hypocrisy has no pretext for existence.
16"He can have no pretext, otherwise, to stay!"
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