Traductions de „unsay“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » polonais

unsay <unsaid, unsaid> [ʌnˈseɪ] VERBE trans

unsay

odwoływać [perf odwołać]

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

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When people are drinking, they often say things that they would feel uncomfortable saying when sober - things that are in fact probably best left unsaid.

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There's so much said and unsaid that it deserves to be watched to infinity.

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He agrees to help her if she would unsay his name.

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And, at times, what is left unsaid speaks volumes.

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His funeral had plenty of laughs and wonderful stories but there was something unsaid, a shadow that hung over the proceedings.

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Whether it's from the hosts, guests or mere contributors, you can be assured that someone is going to say something that was better left unsaid.

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Besides, too much has been said over the last week that can not be unsaid.

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It's always the things that are unsaid that are quite difficult.

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Just as interesting is what's unsaid between them.

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Left unsaid was that something's missing, a piece of what could have been a magnificent puzzle.

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