Examples of using Hackneyed in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Pierce's hackneyed entourage.
The scripts are old and hackneyed.
A hackneyed tone, which may be unhappy with one of the girls.
What is the secret of such a simple and hackneyed plot?
But from the hackneyed phrases like"you can not, you're a girl….
And do not think that this is a hackneyed phrase for centuries.
I will be honest' I always thought he was an arrogant. Little shit whose books are vapid and hackneyed.
And do not think that this is a hackneyed phrase for centuries. Not at all.
But these hackneyed images give a small idea of natural treasures of Australia and its cultural diversity.
Fortunately, the author avoids copying hackneyed phrases, and over it wrote an interesting book.
A stamp is an expression that is similar in meaning to a cliché, which means all the same hackneyed phrase.
You know, it sounds hackneyed but that myocardial infarction was the best thing to happen to me.
In my opinion, individual tours are muchmore interestingorganized tours with their large number of people and a hackneyed program.
This time they decided to combine the two things hackneyed- a classic runner and the universe with zombiapokalipsisom.
Especially in an age when there are so few committed warriors andwhen the terms Reformation and Confessionalism have become hackneyed clichés.
Rhetorical questions might seem hackneyed, but charismatic leaders use them all the time to encourage engagement.
In third-world countries,the number of parasites in the water is staggering, hence the hackneyed advice,"Don't drink the water.".
You should not speak with hackneyed phrases- men always pay attention not only to intonation, but also to the contents of the compliment.
Incredibles games online, it is a genre of superheroes whoare looking for fans who are tired and hackneyed Superman Batman and Spiderman on his head at all sick.
We don't have to used that hackneyed term,“constructive criticism,” but we do have to believe in the concept.
Whilst listening to the dynamic parliamentary debates it is hard to resist forming the impression that many research centresare continuing to make use of schematic, hackneyed methodological principles.
Terms of the game two wings for two is not new,and repeat the hackneyed tricks, but still leaves a feeling of novelty experiences.
Sterotyped harmonies, hackneyed melodies, and a beat that gets stronger as it gets duller- that is what's left of music, the eternity of music.
In fact, the creators of the game managed to do the impossible-a new interesting project on seemingly hackneyed subject(impossible not to note the fact that 80%of good games develop themes of war).
Details You don't have to used that hackneyed term,“constructive criticism,” but you do have to believe in the concept.
In our epoch, when storytelling has become a forgotten art andhas been replaced by amateurish sociology and hackneyed psychology, the child is still the independent reader who relies on nothing but his own taste.
Result: a pretty good TD, which, despite the hackneyed theme and familiar genre still able to catch some of the players, the truth is not many, but still a quality product, and this is important.
Portray criticism as positive. You don't have to used that hackneyed term,“constructive criticism,” but you do have to believe in the concept.
And watching the guests participate in vulgar hackneyed contests- all this makes the wedding an unforgettable event for future spouses and guests.
Choosing toys for their child, parents(if they are supporters of a gender approach)will not be guided by a hackneyed scheme, according to which, as a rule, the gender affiliation of preschoolers in the traditional education system is formed: boys- cars, girls- dolls.