Traducciones de „digress“ en el diccionario inglés » chino

digress [daıˈgres] V. intr. (from)

digress

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▶ digression [daıˈgreʃən] SUST.

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Like anything else, things progress and digress and you just have to keep moving forwards and growing.

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There are occasions when the author tends to digress from the main theme.

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However, he is also a lecturer of sorts, who takes great care to digress from the action of the story, to inform the reader on various subjects as they arise.

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Not that he won't digress just a bit more.

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It was the reservoir of living details, the identical realistic presentation of ideas, that saved him from the danger of digressing from the spirit of the original.

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And, then occasionally he would digress to a bit of humor.

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After much learned discussion of the gifts, digressing into astrology, the first part of the tale ends.

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The educational side of the book is also important: several chapters digress on historical information about worship and burial in the catacombs.

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The rhythm of the narration leaves no space to slow down or digress.

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Superficially a studio debate, as each episode progressed the subject was often digressed from heavily.

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