Traductions de „digress“ dans le dictionnaire anglais » russe

digress [daɪˈgres] VERBE intr

1. digress (wander):

digress

отклоня́ться

2. digress (deviate):

digress

уклоня́ться

digress

отходи́ть

to digress from sth

отвлека́ться от чего́-ли́бо

Expressions couramment utilisées avec digress

to digress from sth

отвлека́ться от чего́-ли́бо

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

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The educational side of the book is also important: several chapters digress on historical information about worship and burial in the catacombs.

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There are occasions when the author tends to digress from the main theme.

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Not that he won't digress just a bit more.

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Cross would frequently digress from the book to comment directly to the listener, often to chide them for buying an audio book over the written version.

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After much learned discussion of the gifts, digressing into astrology, the first part of the tale ends.

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At any point throughout the game, the player can digress from the main story and go on an adventure of his own.

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The rhythm of the narration leaves no space to slow down or digress.

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All along, her relative and man-attendant warns her not to digress from her extraordinary path, hinting at the dire consequences of doing so.

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The second album digressed significantly from the nu-metal style of their debut album, developing a darker hard-rock sound, without scratching and hip-hop influences.

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The first signs of symptoms begin before 6 months of age and the parents notice when the child begins digressing in their development.

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