tediously dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de tediously dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

tediously [Am ˈtidiəsli, GB ˈtiːdɪəsli] ADV

tediously

pesadamente

tediously long

largo y pesado

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

However, each actually began as office boy out the back, tediously filing admission receipt dockets until they learnt to carve their own niche.

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Food processors make better pie crust than tediously fooling with two forks or a pastry blender while your fat gets warm.

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I'd prefer to see a well-battled lose then a tediously-slow-paced draw...

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And while this may seem particularly dynamic, it is in fact tediously normal.

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Surfing doesn't involve early mornings or tediously long hours of training, though, which is fine by me.

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We want to think of our writers as geniuses occupying positions of absolute independence in relation to a tediously conventional society.

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However, in plumping for the supposedly controversial, this play comes off as merely, tediously, yawningly banal.

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All were charmed by the small, dapper man who listened respectfully, had a light touch with flattery, yet was not tediously deferential.

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He took a fascination with golf at an early age, building and maintaining a putting green in his parents' backyard, tending to it tediously.

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Why continue to tediously, de-bone fish and sweat through the dinner rush?

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