КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «STRIKE A FALSE NOTE»
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Using Russian:
A Guide to Contemporary Usage
English-speaking students, having only one second-person form of address (you)
at their disposal, must take particular care with the second-person pronouns in
Russian. To use them incorrectly is at best to strike a false note and at worst to ...
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Marcus Warwick: Atheist
But to do right is no merit, and to do wrong no demerit, though wrong-doing is
always regrettable. In music a discord is wrong ; when you strike a false note your
teacher will say you are wrong, but he will not call you wicked. And when your
ear ...
Men often strike a false note in the home. Whence come strife, contention,
wrangling, and misery In the home? These are the echoes of the false note. "
Speaking the truth in love," is the counsel of the apostle. Love is the right key for
the home.
And then she returned to her idea of a moment before: “ You must promise to tell
me -—to warn me in some way—whenever I strike a false note. You must give a
little cough, like that, —aheml ” “ You will keep me very busy, and people will ...
And then she returned to her idea. of a moment before: “ You must promise to tell
me --to warn me in some wa_v— whenever I strike a false note. You must give a
little cough, like that, —ahem! ” “ You will keep me very busy, and people will ...
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Apology of Socrates and Crito: with extracts from the Phaedo ...
... more, more numerous. t\(ov iroiefx, accomplish something, gain anything
irXflOos, -tos n. (plebs) : multitude, mass, people, populace, democracy irX^jSo :
am full irXT||i|jUXeia /. (/i^Xos) : false note, mistake irXt||i|u\^u : strike a false note,
...
Plato, Louis Dyer, Thomas Day Seymour, 1908
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An Asperger Dictionary of Everyday Expressions: Second Edition
Strike a false note Do something that appears insincere.* Strike a note Make a
statement.* Strike at the root Attack the cause or key feature of something.* Strike
home (1) Be accurate. (2) Make a remark that is accurate and makes an
argument ...
Ian Stuart-Hamilton, 2006
Sound a person about (on) something Try to get information gently from a person
Some intermediaries sounded him about (on) getting reconciled to the leader.
Sound (strike) a false note Does not appear to be true or sincere The explanation
...
Prof. V.N. Sadasiva Rau, Sura College of Competition, 2004
It was easy for Disraeli never to strike a false "note in luxury. But if you have
chosen to write of the commonplace, there is that in human nature which
instinctively longs for the elegant when it comes to striking an effect. Little Effie, in
a recent S/.
Jeannette Leonard Gilder, Joseph Benson Gilder, 1887
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Chambers concise dictionary
compare notes to exchange ideas and opinions, especially about a particular
person, event or thing, of note 1 well-known; distinguished. 2 significant; worthy
of attention. strike a false note to act or speak inappropriately, strike the right note
to ...
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