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11 mar 2013 · Senior Member. London. English - South-East England. Mar 11, 2013. #5. A pronunciation point. In the positive form, the /l/ is syllabic: the word has two syllables no-ble. When you add an ending, the /l/ is no longer a separate syllable, so the comparative is the two-syllabled no-bler, not three-syllabled no-bl-er. (For most people, anyway.)
5 kwi 2023 · The good-bad man = a man who only appeared to be bad, but was, in fact, good. an accidental-noble outlaw = a man who never intended to become an outlaw, or was not really an outlaw (he had committed no crime, but people thought he had, or he was in the wrong place at the wrong time, etc.) and was, in fact, noble: i.e. a man who is moral, honest ...
15 sty 2017 · English (US - northeast) Jan 15, 2017. #3. I have the same problem in AE. These three words are not used about noses in AE. "Tall" and "high" mean vertical distance. They do not mean "how far it sticks out from the face" or "how large it is". The term "noble nose" has a specific meaning in some past and present cultures, but not in modern AE.
11 lis 2006 · Como dice bokilcher, la "planta noble" en castellano se refiere a la planta, o zona de las oficinas donde se encuentran los despachos de la directiva de la empresa; ahora no recuerdo el nombre en inglés. Trataré de encontrarlo
20 mar 2018 · Massachusetts, U.S. English - U.S. Mar 20, 2018. #5. You cannot do a noble cause (or any other kind of cause). "Do" has many meanings, but this is not one of them. You can help a noble cause (as in this thread), work for one, raise money for one, and many more things - but you cannot "do" one. What meaning did you want to express with this phrase?
28 sty 2010 · Le sens premier serait " tu as le même front noble que ton grand-père " mais on peut aller à. Tout dépend du reste... Hope it helps. I think that's the best translation. If you need to keep "brow" (« front ») in your sentence, you could say : « tu as le noble front de ton grand-père ».
11 gru 2013 · If you used "noble trees", I'd get the idea that the trees were unusually fine or valuable, but I'm not sure that I'd understand that they were very large and old. I'd probably use "ancient" to describe such trees. It would also make sense to use "very large, old trees": Ancient trees must be protected/Very large, old trees must be protected.
29 paź 2006 · New Member. Spanish, EEUU. Oct 27, 2006. #1. A comienzo de la programma clásica de México, "Chesperito", se anuncia que el Chesperito es "más noble que la lechuga"... Sé que es una broma pero no lo entiendo. Podriamos usar la palabra para describir un persona "fresco", pero ¿como pudo ser "más noble que la lechuga"...? Agradezco sus ...
27 lip 2017 · Spanish. Jul 27, 2017. #1. Hola! Como se dice material noble en ingles?? Construcción de 02 aulas en material noble con el siguiente equipamiento y mobiliario escolar. Gracias.
8 sty 2006 · Could someone please help me sort this. I am trying to understand the system of French noble titles in comparison to the English. Duc/Duchesse. Prince/Princesse. Marquis/Marquise. Comte/Comtesse. Vicomte/Vicomtesse. Baron/Baronne.
