edginess en el Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traducciones de edginess en el diccionario inglés»español

edginess [ingl. am. ˈɛdʒinəs, ingl. brit. ˈɛdʒɪnəs] SUST. U

edginess

estado m de tensión nerviosa

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

But it strains to reach the edginess and defiance of old.

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Only time will tell if their early edginess is lost in the process.

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But the edginess of its art is also in its desire to confront and shock the viewer.

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The soft peach tulle, combined with the black halter neckline and waist-cinching belt, gives what would be a sweet dress a nice touch of edginess.

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Dan took some risks on quite a few of those songs that, because of the edginess of the music and lyrics, were ultimately rejected by the record company.

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There is a kind of edginess to them in that they really see themselves as change agents.

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The programme, which had a short but much-discussed run, was transmitted live; this added to its edginess and impact, but also made it prone to disruption.

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However, his earlier works maintain an edginess and brooding contemplation that is even more remarkable when compared with the more placid and pretty works which followed his second marriage.

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There was a certain edginess and you could see that in our play.

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The local gradient reflects the level of activities such as smoothness and edginess of the neighboring samples.

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