Traducciones de „pedant“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

pedant [ˈpedənt] SUST. pey.

pedant

pedant(ka) m (f)

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

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In the roles of villains he is said to have been of staggering impact, and excellent as old fogies and pedants.

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Brown's fusion of gothic hyperbole with a pedant's tour-guide deliberately restrains the imagination through its awkward awfulness.

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Consequently, in the liberal circles he was always denounced as an obscurantist, pedant, and an enemy of progress.

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Characters are prigs, pedants and profligates...

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Novels wouldn't be bulks to trudge through or badges of honour to pin to pedants' chests.

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But this pedant is prepared to forgive all if the food comes up to scratch.

www.theherald.com.au

However, in an interview, he states that he introduced that split infinitive on purpose, to be ironic, and also to see how many online grammar pedants it would annoy.

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She has been regarded as a writer's best friend, or an unbearable pedant.

www.theglobeandmail.com

But those are points for pedants.

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Pedants will note that he has plumped for one that looks like it might have come free with a car-valeting kit.

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