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Значения термина seem disloyal на английском
Значения для термина "seem disloyal" отсутствуют.
Использование термина seem disloyal на английском
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Christopher did not want to seem disloyal to Papa.
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It seemed disloyal spending the evening with David after her day with Tamani.
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But it seemed disloyal to her to tell him that.
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At first the idea seemed disloyal, but before Christmas I began looking for a new pet.
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It seemed disloyal-andpetty of Liam.
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Once she leaned over to say: If any of the things I said seemed disloyal, please try to forget them.
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I didn't write down that I had felt hard toward him, for that would have seemed disloyal, but I did.
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"I don't want to seem disloyal to papa," Ethel was saying.
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I liked him, when he wasn't making me cross or annoying me or saying strange things. Suddenly her diatribe against him seemed disloyal.
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It would have seemed disloyal to complain about Marie to her, and yet it intrigued him that the two women seemed so different.
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As the record was unfolded of years of careless extravagance, Ethel would frown and turn away, for it seemed disloyal to pry so deep.
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But, as we have already said, it seems disloyal to all our deepest instincts, all our truest feelings, even to contemplate such a possibility.
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"I can't bear to say it, because it seems disloyal, but I almost believe I think so."
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It seemed disloyal to keep the verlobung of Karl and Jenny a secret; for should it be revealed, what would the baron think of Marx?
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"I thought about telling you what I knew," she says, "but it seemed disloyal to Leslie and I couldn't really see the point."
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"The young Count is in earnest," said Gilbert, quietly, for it would have seemed disloyal to him to join in the Queen's laughter.