biddable dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de biddable dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

biddable [GB ˈbɪdəb(ə)l, Am ˈbɪdəbəl] ADJ

1. biddable (obedient):

biddable

docile

2. biddable (in Bridge):

biddable hand, suit

demandable

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

anglais

A king, the card worth the most points (see below), is generally required in a hand before it is considered biddable.

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You do wonder if they may have been more biddable, as models.

www.telegraph.co.uk

A biddable domain usually consists of people.

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Therefore, if this government - based on a cabinet of the more biddable elements on either side - doesn't work, nor will any other.

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She speaks as if the river is biddable, will accede to her wishes.

www.thestar.com

And perhaps the example of migrating birds is something we can all learn from, particularly nowadays when humans are becoming less biddable and more individualistic.

caledonianmercury.com

The winning bids for both blocks consisted of an additional royalty of 10% (on potential future revenues) and an additional work program equivalent to 1 biddable well per block.

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Man goes on the run, reluctantly dragging along not particularly biddable child.

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The biddable mainstream press will line up behind the new leaders and wheel out their weasel words.

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What they need is a government sufficiently biddable to allow them to impose their cultural tyranny -- and to succeed, they don't need majority support.

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