Traduções para „niceties“ no dicionário Inglês » Português

niceties [ˈnaɪsət̬ɪz, Brit -tiz] SUBST pl

niceties

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Paradoxically, grammar evolves because, in the final analysis, humans care less about grammatical niceties than about making themselves understood.

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Times are changing, and the future does not necessarily belong to gentlemen gangsters who control their impulses and understand the niceties.

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He is an exquisite of the first degree, composed of delicate mannerisms and niceties of dress; with a languid manner and a soft voice.

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It is needless to enter into refinements or niceties as to the nature of trusts, or the specific name of trustee.

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The compiler itself runs slowly, and there is little or no support for debugging or other niceties.

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Dispensing with niceties, the staff get to work and, as lessons begin in earnest, it soon becomes clear that the ladettes are up against formidable opposition.

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But such historical niceties matter little now, amid the bottles of vampire sauvignon, rubber masks and gothic capes.

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We can't deal in niceties and fine points here.

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He tended to concentrate on the niceties and absurdities of social exchanges, instead of a greater concern with universal problems of human life.

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This became too common an event and so the law had to be clarified to enable convictions to be obtained despite civil law niceties.

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