ironist en el Diccionario Oxford Paravia de italiano

Traducciones de ironist en el diccionario inglés»italiano

ironist [ingl. brit. ˈʌɪr(ə)nɪst, ingl. am. ˈaɪrənəst] SUST. raro

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He was an ironist and a contrarian by temperament.

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It's almost as if lang included the song on the album to convince herself she was still an ironist as well as a traditionalist.

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He is also quite the ironist.

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Their lack of connection is not pushed in the viewer's face, as it might be by an ironist or expressionist.

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What it says about you: ironist; cheapskate.

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Swift was the opposite of the postmodern liberal ironist, a commonplace figure today, who imagines that intolerance can be overcome by showing the contingency of our beliefs and values.

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He was, apparently, an ironist, whose views were kept hidden for reasons of political circumspection.

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Nothing, of course, could have been further from his intention; he wasn't overtly political, he was an ironist.

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But this very freedom, this suspension, gives the ironist a certain enthusiasm, because he becomes intoxicated, so to speak, in the infinity of possibilities...

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It is the author's demonstrable strength as an ironist that prevents these stories -- and these characters -- from appearing completely hopeless.

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