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Значения термина pedant на английском
A person who pays more attention to formal rules and book learning than they merit.
Personality type; person obsessed with detail or process, often negatively perceived.
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Examples for "scholastic"
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Let the scholastic seniors of this great nation think whatever they wanted.
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The following table shows the relative scholastic standing of smokers and non-smokers:
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He has read neither the classical nor the scholastic interpreters of mysticism.
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Other scholastic honors fell to him in due course and good measure.
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Pronunciation is scholastic, relating to the word accent and the vowel sound.
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I found it in the library, of course, bookworm that I am.
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For the rest, he was a bookworm and revelled in intellectual pursuits.
3
Magistra, we are facing a bookworm infection unlike any I have known.
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Old bookworm Fraser does not leave the 'Folly' once in six months.
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On the gate, the two guards were discussing an ongoing bookworm infection.
Использование термина pedant на английском
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Happily Julius was ceasing to be a pedant, even in matters ecclesiastical.
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Refined, cultured, and intelligent, he was also a pedant and a bore.
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What is a greater pedant than a mere man of the town?
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The pedant-forsuch seemed to be his character in the troupe-bowed his acknowledgments.
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You cannot speak of Tao to a pedant; his scope is too restricted.
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It cannot be the pedant, or the conservative, or anything rash and irreverent.
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He would study the game with a pedant's eye for detail.
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There was nothing of the scholarly prig or pedant about him.
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A pedant might have called it honour, but Mr. Lovel was no pedant.
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That matters very little, except to a pedant and a rhetorician.
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One year inspires you-fourmay get you pot-bound with pedant prejudice.
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With all this learning, Carteret was far from being a pedant.
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His voice was husky-his manners chilling-hisconverse that of a pedant.
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Can you imagine a pedant, a scold, and a coquette in one woman?
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My uncle settled into his chair, and smiled like a pedant.
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Green, I'll punch your head for you directly, you unspeakable pedant!
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