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orless
orless

u rečniku PONS

or·ders [ˈɔ:dəz, Am ˈɔ:rdɚz] N pl

1. orders LAW:

2. orders REL:

holy ˈor·ders N pl

1. holy orders (rites):

holy orders of Catholic church
Priesterweihe f <-, -n>
holy orders of Protestant church
holy orders of Protestant church
Ordination f <-, -en> CH

2. holy orders (ranks):

ˈmarch·ing or·ders N

Marschbefehl m <-(e)s, -e>

last ˈor·ders N Brit

ˈwalk·ing or·ders N pl Am inf

jdn feuern

mi·nor ˈor·ders N pl REL

New Or·ˈle·ans N

hu·mour·less, Am hu·mor·less [ˈhju:mələs, Am -mɚlɪs] ADJ

hu·mor·less ADJ Am

humorless → humourless

hu·mour·less, Am hu·mor·less [ˈhju:mələs, Am -mɚlɪs] ADJ

col·our·less, Am col·or·less [ˈkʌlələs, Am -lɚ-] ADJ

1. colourless:

blass <blasser, am blassesten>

2. colourless (bland):

PONS rečnik bankarstva, finansija i osiguranja

volume of orders N ACCOUNT

close of acceptance of orders N ECON LAW

paperless security N FINMKT

lessor N REAL EST

Verpächter(in) m (f)
Vermieter(in) m (f)

lessee N REAL EST

Pächter(in) m (f)
Mieter(in) m (f)

lessee N INV-FIN

Leasingnehmer(in) m (f)

lessor N INV-FIN

Leasinggeber(in) m (f)

Klett rečnik iz geografije

lessivé N

Klett rečnik iz biologije

whorled [wɜːld] ADJ

lesser calendine [ˌleseˈkæləndaɪn] N

lesser black backed gull

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He was known to be extremely irritable and humorless.
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She is generally portrayed as humorless, bitter, and hypocritical.
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He became a hard, humorless ascetic and lives as a hermit on the beach.
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Fiercely religious and humorless, he endeavored to make his advertisements 100% accurate.
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However, he felt that the show is humorless and sometimes incoherent.
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