mithilfe v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

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pithily [brit. angl. ˈpɪθɪli, am. angl. ˈpɪθɪli] PRISL.

pithily

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Few aphorisms so pithily capture the ethos of contemporary technoscience.

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He was, to put it pithily, the iron fist in the velvet glove and vice-versa.

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A strong cast pithily flesh out the dilemmas tormenting these key players.

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She pithily noted that all new ideas arise in old buildings.

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Or, as she also put it rather more pithily: "all is libido, nicely smothered".

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It's a phrase that is intended to convey a belief in racial equality, pithily interjected into conversations about racial discrimination.

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The style has been both derided as harsh, unpleasant, and thorny and praised as grave, concise, and pithily eloquent.

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Zea delivers her lines pithily and with real moxie.

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But the number of new subscribers is tiny compared with existing subscribers, and the report describes this move pithily as "lacklustre at best".

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Too much sport, as the nation's foremost sport philosophers have pithily proposed, is barely enough.

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