Examples of using Laconically in English and their translations into German
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One user replied laconically.
Enrique comments laconically:"The Spanish are always the loudest", and quick to be on first-name terms.
But somebody says somewhat laconically.
The"Police chief" commented laconically afterwards:"I was once faster.
Robert Barry expressed this even more laconically.
In salon everything laconically and elaborately.
Her laconically poetical everyday studies revolve around themes concerning individuality, nationality and cultural identity.
Shark- from Uzbek is translated as"East" and it can be laconically said that it's a real"Orient Express.
Laconically she describes in the book the enigmatic story of a nameless girl who has apparently just popped up out of nowhere.
It is known only that Asheton Kutcher laconically confirmed to the People edition an official list:"Yes, we made it.
All this constantly raises questions to the athlete about her personal life, to which she laconically responds that she is still unmarried.
On which Thienemann remarks laconically“Yet how the maidens and bachelors fit in here Ridinger may know”- and.
The bystanders called the British MP, the patrolleader had them explain to him what happened and subsequently he asked my father laconically.
Well, by time travel", says Steinbiss laconically during a press conference that he had decided to move to the schoolyard shortly before it began.
Kaligofsky creates a conceptual work thatis structured around aesthetic images of landscapes and lakes, laconically captioned with GPS co-ordinates.
Thomas Kapielski laconically caricatures the tricks and absurdities of language in text and images, with eloquence and a meticulous line.
Digitisation of screening copies reached over 95%, and when a film was submitted as a 35mm copy,EFM Director Beki Probst remarked laconically.
La Gomera, that oft-traveled refuge of Hippies and creative minds,which Daniel describes almost laconically as"once a volcano and now a green isle with black sand.
Of course, you could laconically argue that the use of Google Glass ends the trend where most people only see live concerts on the display of their smart phone, but that's not the issue.
When Ablass points out to CDU leader de MaiziÃ̈re that he was a conscientious objector,de MaiziÃ̈re says laconically that this meant he was well qualified to reform the NVA.
The form of his sculptures, Barlach once commented laconically,"corresponds to the soft waves of the Mecklenburg landscape"- the great art of the sculptor but is to give rise to complex soul landscapes in this almost primeval restrained language of form before the eye of the beholder.
In answer to the question how he would act in the corresponding situation,Peter put a cigarette between his lips and glancing to the side laconically uttered"light?
The main thing- that there where presumably there will be a person almost ready to purchase,were laconically and all collateral factors which are not describing directly the sold product, but considered are clearly stated at decision-making on purchase.
External links==*Information Gathering in Classical Greece by Frank Santini Russell(Ann Arbor: University of Michigan Press,1999)*The Sparta Pages: Laconically Speaking- A Glossary of Terms.
Titania's monologue from A Midsummer Night's Dream, a reproachful diatribe which describes the consequences of the quarrel between her and Oberon, who- in the piece-can then only answer very laconically and briefly; Juliet's encounter with Romeo in which she declares her love tenderly, bashfully, but with compelling purpose; the traumatised Ophelia, who in her despair doesn't leave out the scurrilous; and finally Lady Macbeth, who becomes almost self-beseechingly obsessed with her desire for murder.
Clarifying only that, following the opening of the new company, Maersk Line will focus more on routes to other major world markets such as Asia and North America,Pigeon laconically replied that he soon will be the same for their efforts Seago.
Hence the largest Russian protest rallies in recent times, and they took place in response to the suspected electoral fraud of 2011, were followed a short time later by various pro-Putin demonstrations, with considerable doubt surrounding the spontaneous and voluntary coming together of various sides,whereby President Putin himself commenting laconically.
Christine Hill set up her Volksboutique(People's Boutique, 1996) in another underpass,while Suzanne Lafont's poster displayed near the railway station laconically traced the migration routes between the major cities of southeastern and central Europe.
To the“World World” sheet follow as lines 4 f.“All brave bachelors are burdensome to the belles, but the latter in their turn often dangerous tothe former”, on which Thienemann remarks laconically“But how maidens and bachelors fit here Ridinger may know”.
When asked why, in the dramatization of a Slovene novel, all meanings and terms that had a direct bearing on the geographical location of the action(and which mostly distinguish its spiritual message and atmosphere) were cut,the director laconically served up some citations from Aristotle's Poetics about the universality of existential questions of the individual, scornfully adding that his performance was not a tourist guide.
