HACKNEYED - Prevod od engleski do španski

engleski

španski

hackneyed [Am ˈhæknid, Brit ˈhaknɪd] ADJ

hackneyed

manido

hackneyed

trillado

hackneyed

gastado

hackney <pl hackneys> [Am ˈhækni, Brit ˈhakni] N

1.1. hackney RIDING (horse for riding):

hackney

caballo m de silla

1.2. hackney RIDING (breed):

hackney

jaca f

2. hackney:

hackney, a. hackney cab

→ hackney carriage

hackney carriage N

1. hackney carriage (horse-drawn):

hackney carriage

coche m de alquiler

2. hackney carriage (taxi):

hackney carriage form

taxi m

hackney carriage form

coche m con taxímetro form

hackney carriage N

1. hackney carriage (horse-drawn):

hackney carriage

coche m de alquiler

2. hackney carriage (taxi):

hackney carriage form

taxi m

hackney carriage form

coche m con taxímetro form

španski

engleski

trillado (trillada)

hackneyed

manido (manida) frase

hackneyed

tópico (tópica)

hackneyed

tópico (tema trillado)

hackneyed subject

sobado (sobada) cliché

hackneyed

manoseado (manoseada)

hackneyed

engleski

španski

hackneyed [ˈhæknɪd] ADJ

hackneyed argument, theme:

hackneyed

trillado, -a

hackney [ˈhækni] N, hackney carriage N

1. hackney (carriage):

hackney

coche m de alquiler

2. hackney (taxi):

hackney

taxi m

španski

engleski

manoseado (-a)

hackneyed

frase estereotipada

hackneyed expression

manido (-a)

hackneyed

gastado (-a)

hackneyed

engleski

španski

hackneyed [ˈhæk·nɪd] ADJ

hackneyed argument, theme:

hackneyed

trillado, -a

hackney [ˈhæk·ni] N, hackney carriage N

1. hackney (horse):

hackney

caballo m de alquiler

hackney

cuartago m

2. hackney (carriage):

hackney

coche m de alquiler

španski

engleski

manoseado (-a) (trillado)

hackneyed

frase estereotipada

hackneyed expression

gastado (-a)

hackneyed

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

Particular reviews criticised the lack of character development and the film's incoherently hackneyed morality.

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She dismisses his renewed attempts at writing as insubstantial and hackneyed, plunging him into a state of deeper despair.

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The term is also used for a piece of music in the repertoire that has grown stale or hackneyed with too much repetition.

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Novices are advised to avoid standardised and hackneyed lines (particularly those resembling country songs), and to put their opening in an interrogative form, if possible.

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Old is gold may be a hackneyed phrase, but it rings so true in several aspects of life, particularly education.

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