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1 Ausflüchte machen
- {to dodge} chạy lắt léo, di chuyển lắt léo, né tránh, lách, tìm cách lẩn tránh, nói nước đôi, thoái thác, rung lạc điệu, lẩn tránh, dùng mánh khoé để lừa gạt, cợt, giỡn, chơi xỏ, hỏi lắt léo - kéo tới, kéo lui, giật tới giật lui - {to fence} nhảy rào, vượt rào, đánh kiếm, đấu kiếm, lảng tránh, đánh trống lảng, buôn bán của ăn cắp, + in, about, round, up) rào lại, đắp luỹ, + from, against) che chở, bảo vệ, + off, out) đánh lui - đẩy lui, đẩy xa, ngăn chặn, tránh được, gạt được - {to prevaricate} nói thoái thác, nói quanh co, làm quanh co - {to shuffle} lê, lê chân, xáo, trang, xáo bài, trang bài, xáo trộn, trộn lẫn, bỏ, đổ, trút, lúng túng mặc vội vào, lúng túng cởi vội ra, luôn luôn đổi chỗ, luôn luôn xê dịch, thay đổi ý kiến - dao động, tìm cách thoái thác, lừa dối - {to tergiversate} nói quanh, tìm cớ thoái thác, lần nữa, bỏ phe, bỏ đảng, nói ra những lời mâu thuẫn với nhau = keine Ausflüchte! {don't shuffle!}+ = Ausflüchte gebrauchen {to quibble}+ = die unzähligen Ausflüchte {thousand and one excuses}+
См. также в других словарях:
quibble — I n. a minor quibble II v. (D; intr.) to quibble about, over; with (to quibble about trifles) * * * [ kwɪb(ə)l] over with (to quibble about trifles) (D; intr.) to quibble about a minor quibble … Combinatory dictionary
quibble — quib|ble1 [ˈkwıbəl] v to argue about small unimportant details quibble about/over ▪ Let s not quibble over minor details. quibble 2 quibble2 [i]n [Date: 1600 1700; Origin: Probably from quib quibble (16 17 centuries), probably from Latin quibus… … Dictionary of contemporary English
quibble — 1 verb (intransitive + over/about) to argue about small points or details that are completely unimportant: Don t quibble about the money just pay what she asks. 2 noun (C) a small complaint or criticism about something very unimportant: I have… … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
quibble — /ˈkwɪbəl / (say kwibuhl) noun 1. a use of ambiguous, prevaricating, or irrelevant language or arguments to evade a point at issue. 2. the use of such arguments. 3. trivial, petty, or carping criticism. –verb (i) (quibbled, quibbling) 4. to evade… …
quibble — [n] objection, complaint artifice, cavil, criticism, dodge, duplicity, equivocation, evasion, hair splitter*, nicety, niggle*, nit picker*, pretense, prevarication, protest, quiddity, quirk, shift, sophism, subterfuge, subtlety; concepts 46,52… … New thesaurus
quibble — ► NOUN 1) a slight objection or criticism. 2) archaic a pun. ► VERB ▪ argue about a trivial matter. ORIGIN from obsolete quib «a petty objection», probably from Latin quibus, from qui, quae, quod who, what, which , frequently used in legal… … English terms dictionary
quibble — [[t]kwɪ̱b(ə)l[/t]] quibbles, quibbling, quibbled 1) V RECIP When people quibble over a small matter, they argue about it even though it is not important. [V over/about/with n] Council members spent the day quibbling over the final wording of the… … English dictionary
quibble — I UK [ˈkwɪb(ə)l] / US verb [intransitive] Word forms quibble : present tense I/you/we/they quibble he/she/it quibbles present participle quibbling past tense quibbled past participle quibbled to argue or complain about something that is not… … English dictionary
quibble — quib|ble1 [ kwıbl ] verb intransitive to argue or complain about things that are not important quibble quib|ble 2 [ kwıbl ] noun count a complaint or criticism about something that is not important … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
quibble — 1. noun I have just one quibble Syn: criticism, objection, complaint, protest, argument, exception, grumble, grouse, cavil; informal beef, gripe, moan 2. verb no one quibbled with the title Syn: object to, find fa … Thesaurus of popular words
quibble — I. verb (quibbled; quibbling) Date: 1656 intransitive verb 1. to evade the point of an argument by caviling about words 2. a. cavil, carp b. bicker transitive verb to subject to quibbles • … New Collegiate Dictionary
