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Значения термина pretext на английском
Something serving to conceal plans; a fictitious reason that is concocted in order to conceal the real reason.
Синонимы
Examples for "pretence"
Examples for "pretence"
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The flat means society life; that is, the pretence of social life.
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Last year, Dr Schram was charged with obtaining employment through false pretence.
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The same defiant note; but there was anxiety behind the cold pretence.
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And now the Seneschal took refuge in a fine pretence of indignation.
5
There was a pretence of ordinary breakfast; the little servant necessitated that.
1
Few expect Oxegen to reappear in its current guise any time soon.
2
Vinge warned that these inexpensive chips may create a guise for government.
3
Expect these to start showing up in OEM guise early next year.
4
In this guise she shall judge and decide the question which follows:
5
But Hillgarth had already come across him in a very different guise.
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Her pretense allowed her to discover a great deal about her surroundings.
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If we are to continue the pretense, we need to be authentic.
3
I haven't come into your house with the pretense of any demand.
4
One of the worst offenses against humanity is the pretense of divinity.
5
Once the pretense is adopted, I shall have to keep it up.
Использование термина pretext на английском
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Opposition groups said the abrupt closure was a pretext to prevent protests.
2
In his province, Mirabeau was the cause or pretext for the troubles.
3
He would go to South Africa on the pretext of a conference.
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Under the pretext of improving the law it can be easily emasculated.
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He stopped the Countess to look at the pretext of this excursion.
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The pretext served also to make him the subject of many conversations.
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The ruffians were only glad of the slightest pretext for further brutality.
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They are a pretext, betraying its expansionist designs against Cyprus, Christofias said.
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A pretext, she had said; clearly she had seen through it all.
10
This was a trap of the right, a pretext to win elections.
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This retreat furnished the enemy with a pretext for claiming the victory.
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It is only a favourable pretext for the life I have chosen.
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The terrible butchery which is being prepared has not even a pretext.
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But, put in the other way, her pretext for coming appeared trivial.
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When she needed to cry, the deceased count would be the pretext.
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Luckily, I have a pretext for my unexpected visit in these dispatches.
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