Traducciones de „disdain“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

I . disdain [dɪsˈdeɪn] SUST. sin pl.

disdain

pogarda f

II . disdain [dɪsˈdeɪn] V. trans.

to disdain sth

pogardzać [perf pogardzić] czymś

III . disdain [dɪsˈdeɪn] V. intr.

to disdain to do sth

nie raczyć czegoś zrobić

Ejemplos de uso para disdain

to disdain sth

pogardzać [perf pogardzić] czymś

to disdain to do sth

nie raczyć czegoś zrobić

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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The song is told in first-person about the narrator's disdain for her former lover, who has just moved back to town.

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He shows fear, mixed with disdain, for the soldiers' tumult and for the rabble of the capital.

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Although "enka" branched off from "rykka", many singers of the latter genre proclaimed strong disdain for its stylistic descendant.

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As the voyage progresses, their mutual disdain for each other begins to weaken.

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An onslaught of letters and phone calls were made to the station, both in support and in disdain of the change.

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It is viewed with much disdain from the medical community, and appears to be an ineffective treatment for cancer.

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Partridge is quite misogynistic, displaying a tendency to patronise women, who usually view him with some disdain.

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I can't completely disdain the song and the video, because they certainly were important to my career.

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I even think that he will always hold it in disdain.

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He shows disdain for field agents, believing their particular skill sets to be secondary to his own, but does acknowledge their usefulness under certain circumstances.

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