Примери за използване на Derisive на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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He's just being derisive.
His derisive laughter filled the car.
Have you been telling people that I have a derisive nickname?
The government responded to her first derisive terms, but had then noted that Astrid Lindgren power as opinion leaders was very great.
The Old Order Pennsylvania Dutch don't like being called"Dutchies."It's derisive.
Every mistake is bound to invite derisive laughter from everyone around.
This was a derisive reference to the increasing commercialization of Dalí's work, and the perception that Dali sought self-aggrandizement through fame and fortune.
Today, the word“Gypsy” is seen as derisive and offensive to the Romani people.
Donald Trump urged other nations to reject globalism andembrace patriotism at a speech to the United Nations that was interrupted by derisive laughter from other world leaders.
Although most European leaders were appalled by Mr. Macron's derisive comments about NATO and the United States, many still agree with him that Europe needs more foreign policy independence.
In Austria and Bavaria(usually at country weddings),it is now customary to sing a derisive song before the freeing of the bride.
Garnering the attraction of millions of viewers for its unique adult-oriented themes, derisive and preposterous change of plots in a sudden manner and the use of expletives in a spontaneous and informal way made the series an immediate sensation.
In the middle of the wave of digital discontent Dimi Kostadinov compiled an online book[14] with derisive tweets against Siromahov, i.e.
Today, the use of the word“Gypsy” is seen as derisive and offensive to the Romani people.
But after nearly 60 years of running the business and more than a decade on Forbes's list of billionaires, Leprino, worth an estimated $3 billion,is willing to be interviewed about how his family's grocery in Denver's Little Italy became the world's top producer of pizza cheese- the slightly derisive term competitors use to describe its mozzarella.
Well, listen, If you really feel like he's being,you know, derisive with the laughter, you should call him on it.
The People's Republic of China will not be threatened by derisive and unsubstantiated claims.
He was also informally nicknamed Louis le Dernier(Louis the Last), a derisive use of the traditional nicknaming of French kings.
Many perfectly normal men have been sidelined for life from the trauma one such derisive comment can make upon a person's psyche.
Even in a heated debate the Christian apologist must refrain from polemics,personal attacks, and derisive arguments about Muslims and their religion.
The rest of the military got dragged down into the muck across the 1990s and they developed this very derisive term to describe it: military operations other than war.
When it comes to a match between Werder Bremen andBayern Munich always wake up a giant dose derisive cheers mostly by fans of bavraskiya colossus.
And this is a reflection which appears so exceedingly obvious that attempts to controvert it are received more frequently with a derisive smile than with anything like respectful attention.
It seems as if all this had gone for nothing.The facts that face us today are a tragic and derisive denial that any good has come of all this eloquence and feeling.