Traducciones de „loath“ en el diccionario inglés » polaco

loath [ləʊθ, ingl. am. loʊθ] ADJ. form.

to be loath to do sth

nie mieć ochoty czegoś zrobić

nothing loath liter.

dość chętnie

Ejemplos de uso para loath

nothing loath liter.

dość chętnie

to be loath to do sth

nie mieć ochoty czegoś zrobić

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés

Now the only thing lacking was an operating permit, which the government was still loath to supply.

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The radical and the reactionary loath the present.

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It also covers other social issues, such as environmental protests, or speeches by opposition politicians that other media are loath to carry.

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The confinement is palpable: horror cinema is an art of claustrophobia, making us loath to stay in the cinema but unable to leave.

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Nevertheless, it has been repeatedly demonstrated that she is not actually absolutely fearless, although she might be loath to admit to that.

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Employers were loath to fire puddlers during the war because so few replacement workers could be found.

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Rice was loath to mix business with pleasure and assured the director he would begin working as soon as his holiday ended.

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I parried; but my hands were loath and cold.

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After her rebirth, he was loath to make the same mistake, since, after all, she had died from bionic rejection.

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However, her boss is loath to lose such an efficient aide and does his best to sabotage the blossoming romance.

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