traducing การใช้

• But it traduces the notion of environmental stewardship all the same.
• Bush's political credo has been somewhat traduced by the campaign.
• Almost any great scholar is going to traduce those boundaries.
• To be straight with Genet, though, is to traduce him.
• You have simply traduced the whole article.
• But in the modern media environment, nothing is private, sacred, or beyond traducing.
• My hunch is that Gore will be a better man than those who traduced him all year.
• _Que se traduce en el cerco que le piensa poner a las favelas el alcalde de Rio.
• His eventual victory owed much to a very nasty campaign, which traduced his rival's record.
• The explanation is the usual Southern brew of stubbornness, pride in a traduced past and, sometimes, prejudice.
• Angelo arranges for Lorenzo to hear himself traduced and abused by other characters while in his chimney-sweep disguise.
• Taylor never traduced the Xs and Os of the game and that is why he is in the Hall of Fame.
• Nevertheless, Yeats and some of his biographers still insisted on traducing John MacBride, insisting that Iseult was a victim.
• Certainly I intend to go on deleting trollish and inflammatory discussion where it traduces the rpa policy or the civilty policy.
• In many cases, it is not just the Government of Gibraltar but the British Government as well which is traduced.
• It accused the Whigs of contemplating a new model of government and of traducing Queen Anne while she was a princess.
• The trial was presided over by Governor John Winthrop, on the charge of " traducing [ slandering ] the ministers ".
• Dentro de la bolsa hay un aparato que " traduce " los golpes en esquemas desplegados en una pantalla de computadora.
• Do you not consider it your duty to understand how the policies were traduced, and to repair the damage to the project.