Примери за използване на Irksome на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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Something irksome.
Irksome and also not cheap.
Sorry, I had a very irksome encounter myself today.
Now I will never know your true opinion, and that's irksome.
You wouldn't believe how irksome it is to dine alone.
And I find being spoken about as ifI weren't present somewhat irksome.
Men always irksome question of the size of the ring.
Who can sleep when there are so many irksome questions?
I know, you know, sometimes it is irksome when his little Eddie appears at inopportune moments--.
He's got some wonderful qualities, i admit that,but… he can be, well, irksome.
He too displays a reluctance to accept the irksome realities of the human condition.
In the country districts the task of carrying out the provisions of the new Act was irksome enough;
Allergies can be not only an annoying and irksome condition, but a debilitating one as well.
It is associated in our minds with escape"from history andoppression and law and irksome obligations.
Forgetfulness might feel like an irksome flaw of the mind, but a loss of memory is a necessary part of a well-functioning brain.
Three minutes' thought would suffice to find this out; butthought is irksome and three minutes is a long time.
I wish you could have heard her honor your forbearance in putting up with her… when her society is so irksome!
Your hour-long conference call on speakerphone is just as irksome to your cube mates as theirs are to you.
Most of their fellow students seemed glad that they were being shepherded from class to class by teachers, butHarry found it very irksome.
He found working andgoing about at night a particularly irksome thing, and he decided that, that should be the first thing he would change.
You may think all beverages are equally bad on a plane, butone type of drink is extra irksome to the cabin crew.
He was finding these detentions particularly irksome because they cut into the already limited time he could have been spending with Ginny.
Madam President, we do seem to be having rather a lotof roll-call votes at the moment, which is a little irksome for people like me whose machines are not working.
What makes imitation so irksome is not only the implicit assumption that the mimic is somehow morally and humanly inferior to the model.
Could she be using the uprisings to draw out andfinally eliminate these last irksome survivors from the days of her illustrious predecessor, Kellanved?
Jun 2019∫ Another sign that the time may have come for a change to the Short Path is when meditation no longer yields satisfying results but becomes irksome and difficult.
She could not bear the thought that he would find it an irksome duty to take her here and there and occasionally have luncheon or dinner with her.
Since the principal tenet of democracy is the possibility it offers to resolve crisis through dialogue, without recourse to violence,even when they are irksome.
They also learn to question parents andthis can be quite irksome as it seems that adolescents question for the sake of start an argument.
(iv) One of the principal characteristics of democracy is the possibility it offers of resolving a country's problems through dialogue, without recourse to violence,even when they are irksome.