Примери коришћења Risqué на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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Very risqué stuff.
Nothing too risqué.
Risqué! she told him.
Yeah, you know… like, risqué.
Leia chique& risqué mesh dress is divine.
They were a little bit risqué.
Yeah, it is a risqué motion, but it gets the job done.
This is a receipt from risqué business.
There will be risqué stories deliberately in front of you.
We used to play a game called Risqué.
They make lingerie,a bit risqué, for a specialised shop.
Plus, that pic you just sent me is a little too risqué.
It was considered so risqué at the time that it was banned in some American states.
Don't you find this dance a bit risqué, Father?
They simply considered it too risqué to produce a film in which a mother falls in love with her son.
It's only a double entendre if the second meaning is risqué.
Because I'm in it, it's kind of risqué, and I'd feel weird buying it for myself.
It's called'Catcher in the Rye', andit has some very risqué parts.
It's a safe way of figuring out if your more risqué desires line up until you feel comfortable talking about it in person.
Read: 50 shades of dangerous sex- the right way to get risqué.
Of course, what was considered so risqué in the 1930s was seen as campy 40 years later, but Mae's delightful delivery and double meanings are hilarious in any decade.
Owls? People don't want to hear about owls, they want risqué jokes about me!
Certainly, it is very good that the Government quitted the solution which gave the repressive bodies free hands to do without any risqué the data processing, and to dispose of any trial of the Trustee to intervene with the mere invention of security reasons, and that for the whole matter at least the opinion of another body is necessary now- the opinion of the President of the Supreme court.
The back is elegantly all sheer with an ultra long risqué zipper.
During the 19th and early 20th centuries, the palace andits owners became symbols of the slightly risqué glamour and decadence that were associated with Monte Carlo and the French Riviera.
I've done it twice with the lights on, butthat's just me being risqué.
Harrington was one of the 102 god-children of Queen Elizabeth I, known as the“Saucy Godson”,for his proclivity to write somewhat risqué poetry and other writings, which often got him banished only to be allowed to return again sometime later.
She wants to feel like you will not judge her if she asks for something risqué.
Thus very broad possibilities are left to non-defined and vast number of subjects for unauthorized tapping, recording, internet interception, andall other illegal ways of personal data processing, and without any risqué, because any attempt of the authorities to prevent it can be avoided through mere inventing of the reasons from paragraph 2 Article 45.
Anyways, if you didn't catch the drift, these cards are funny,unique and risqué.