Traducciones de „whet“ en el diccionario inglés » esloveno

whet <-tt-> [(h)wet] V. trans.

1. whet (stimulate):

to whet sb's appetite [for sth]

vzbuditi komu tek [po čem]

2. whet ant. (sharpen):

whet knife

brusiti [form. perf. nabrusiti]

Ejemplos de uso para whet

to whet sb's appetite [for sth]

vzbuditi komu tek [po čem]

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Visiting galleries and art happenings in the city whetted her desire to display her own artistic endeavors publicly.

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Restaurants will use it to whet diner's appetites with wafts of garlic, lemongrass and oregano.

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For having his appetite further whet, he can credit -- or blame -- this past off-season.

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The experience of reading the many books there whet his appetite for learning and influenced his decision to become a journalist educator and writer.

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While the short form certainly sets up the story for a clever ending, it only whets the appetite.

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This weekend therefore is special, for it comes with the promise of whetting our appetite.

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For younger children, an array of after-school programs is designed to whet their appetite for learning and to express their creativity through recently added music education and arts programs.

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That abridged version of a movie apparently whetted listeners' appetites for the real thing.

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Chores had to be done during daylight hours to prepare and serve food and clean up after sportsmen with appetites whetted by outdoor exercise.

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Our cold starter has whetted the appetite, so the next dish should be a little bolder and served nice and hot.

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