Examples of using Ill-advised in English and their translations into Serbian
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Is it ill-advised?
I told him I thought it was ill-advised.
She was an ill-advised foray into.
I think a more idiomatic translation would be“Ill-Advised.”.
Clever but ill-advised.
I admit the conversation with the defendant was ill-advised.
Maybe took some ill-advised pictures.
It is an ill-advised step that will only strengthen Iran, weaken the EU and create still more distance between Europe and the US,” he said.
That's so, so ill-advised.
It's an ill-advised step that will only strengthen Iran, weaken the EU, and create still more distance between Europe and the United States," said Pence.
All attacks are ill-advised!
It's an ill-advised step that will only strengthen Iran, weaken the EU, and create still more distance between Europe and the United States," said Pence.
Because that would be extremely ill-advised right now.
It's an ill-advised step that that will only strengthen Iran, weaken the E.U., and create still more distance between Europe and the United States," the vice-president said.
Don't you think I'd be ill-advised to try it?
It is an ill-advised step that will only strengthen Iran, weaken the EU, and create still more distance between Europe and the United States," Pence told the Warsaw gathering.
But how can i complain when i see what came Of an ill-Advised attempt to save it?
He also said there was no evidence that anything"untoward" happened at a 2016 meeting between members of the Trump campaign and Russians,though he called it ill-advised.
Well, you know, whatever it was, McGee, it was brief and it was ill-advised-- now I can't seem to shake him. Guy can't take a hint.
He also said there was no evidence that anything“untoward” happened at a June 2016 meeting in Trump Tower between members of the Trump campaign and Russians,though he called it ill-advised.
Many criticized the Prime Minister as making an ill-advised decision in order to win an election, which was due in 2014.
Writing in Transitions Online, Valery Perry, a doctoral candidate at the Institute for Conflict Analysis at George Mason University,said its proposals ignore BiH post-war realities, and that they are"premature, ill-advised and based upon a faulty understanding" of the situation.
He said the UK's“almost undeviating” support for“the ill-advised policies of President Bush in Iraq have been a major tragedy for the world”.
Danny pretending to be another man to woo you was ill-advised and illegal.
Egypt's president says the 2011 Arab Spring revolt was an ill-advised attempt at change whose chaotic aftermath posed an existential threat to the nation.
Albanian extremist groups have begun regrouping in Macedonia,she said, and any ill-advised move by Belgrade could lead to new conflicts.
It would be wise for his administration to abandon its ill-advised campaign to bring Ukraine and Georgia into NATO, which Moscow justifiably regards as a provocative intrusion into Russia's security sphere.
University of Athens Professor Kostas Ifantis argues Papandreou's referendum move was political posturing."Itwas a very ill-advised course of action without a rationale.[The referendum] was a political trick.
The president has to make the case first, not after he launches an ill-advised attack and then comes up with a reason why it was necessary and why it was legal," said Representative Eliot Engel, chairman of the House Foreign Affairs Committee.
I think that the almost undeviating support by Great Britain for the ill-advised policies of President Bush in Iraq have been a major tragedy for the world.".