Pollyanna en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de Pollyanna en el diccionario inglés»español

Pollyanna [ingl. am. ˌpɑliˈænə, ingl. brit. pɒlɪˈanə] SUST. ingl. am.

Pollyanna

eterna optimista f

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In spite of the fact that Pollyanna had plenty to be sad about, the casual observer would never have known it.

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She asked to buy Pollyanna back, but he refused.

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He is an exceptionally lucid, entertaining writer, and no one can accuse him of being a Pollyanna.

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The Pollyanna speech was a testimony to our writers keeping our fingers on the pulse of what (the audience) was feeling in their own lives.

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Sometimes, he is called a Pollyanna by friends, he says.

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It is known that people prefer pleasant thoughts over unpleasant ones in a number of ways: this is called the Pollyanna principle.

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This doesn't mean we live in some unrealistic, Pollyanna world where nothing bothers us.

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Things ground to a halt for the band by 2002 and whilst Pollyanna never officially split up, they stopped touring and making records as Pollyanna.

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The two segments end on the same word, Pollyanna, sung in harmony.

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And thus, Pollyanna reminds us that no matter how bad things become, we can be glad they're not worse.

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