Signification de "stolid" dans le dictionnaire anglais

Le Flycatcher Stolid est une espèce d'oiseau dans la famille Tyrannidae. Il se trouve dans les îles Caïmans, la République dominicaine, Haïti et la Jamaïque. Ses habitats naturels sont des forêts tropicales subtropicales ou tropicales, des forêts tropicales tropicales humides ou subtropicales, des forêts de mangroves subtropicales ou tropicales et des forêts anciennement fortement dégradées. The Stolid Flycatcher is a species of bird in the Tyrannidae family. It is found in Cayman Islands, the Dominican Republic, Haiti, and Jamaica. Its natural habitats are subtropical or tropical dry forests, subtropical or tropical moist lowland forests, subtropical or tropical mangrove forests, and heavily degraded former forest.

synonymes en anglais de stolid

apathetic · bovine · doltish · dozy · dull · heavy · lumpish · obtuse · slow · stupid · unemotional · wooden

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Jenkin Lloyd Jones

Not until the human heart is stolid to poetry, the human eye blind to beauty, not until the intellect ceases its quest for truth and conscience finds its quietus either in universal defeat or in triumphant success, will organized religion cease to be.

Matthew Macfadyen

I wouldn't want to leave it so long before doing a play again, I get very stolid and sluggish if I do too much telly.

Iggy Pop

Miami is nothing like me, and that's why I need to be here - it's the opposite. I'm practical, where this place is moody, I'm stolid in my interior, where this place has a certain flair, and I'm materialistic in a sense that this place is fundamentally spiritual - there's a quicksilver quality about this place.

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solid/stolid/stout As applied to character or temperament, solid means reliable or genuine: 'Charlie was a good solid worker, completely dependable,' 'The neighbors were respectable but dull people, typical solid citizens.' Stolid is used for ...

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In an untitled poem included in her first collection, In Circles, Allfrey sets up a contrast between the 'stolid spirits' and the Trail spirits' in which the former 'feed on wood and iron, /they grow stolid/on a diet of plumbmg,/Ixxiks, chairs, lamb cutlets/ ...

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The art of running a state is called statecraft. Usage: ' Issues of statecraft require great deliberation. STOLID [stol-id]: showing little emotion, unexcitable, unemotional, impassive Memory key: The word stolid sounds like 'solid'. 'Jo ho andar se ...

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stole2, stolen see steal. stolid ['stolid] adj (usu derog) (of a person etc) not easily excited, unimaginative and rather dull: He is a very interesting person but his wife is rather stolid; a stolid schoolgirl; a stolid-looking girl. sto lidity, 'stolidness nus.

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His job is to destroy the most illegal of commodities, the printed book, along with the houses in which they are hidden.

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For stern and stark, against the stolid cope Of the sad, rainy, and enormous night That sexless face had fix'd itself upright At once, and, as it were, mechanically, With no surprise; as much as to imply That it had done with this world everywhere , ...

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The policemen were stolid; the reporters were stolid; the proletariat was stolid; the majority of the witnesses were stolid, and in particular the representatives of various philanthropic agencies who gave the most minute evidence about the ...

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For theobserver allgunmen, even to adegree the stolid,have an enormous bottled energyand bringwiththemthe senseof danger. The most effective such gunmenoften have toberunon a short leash, watched to seeif it is the killing theylike,not ...

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The earthquake shattered Stuarts usual stolid demeanor; trembling he crouched onthe longer stable ground. • Stolid (adj): not easily arousedorexcited: showing little or no emotion. • : dull;impassive. • Synonyms: apathetic, coldblooded ...

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Stolid. (adj) “stOL-id” When yourteacher Will not change your grade . . . When herfinal decision is solid . . . If she justwill not budge, Or she just doesn't care, Good luck, Pal. That teacher is stolid.

Remarkable airlift rescues 200 rhinos from poachers

The complex process involves the Botswana army and a chartered cargo plane that can lift off with 10 of these crated, stolid 3,000-pounders. No endangered ... «Washington Post, juil 15»

Ian McKellen is an aged Sherlock in the stolid Mr. Holmes

It's easy to imagine Ian McKellen playing Sherlock Holmes with a Gandalfian twinkle in his eye, but the first glimpse of him in the title role of Mr. Holmes betrays ... «A.V. Club Milwaukee, juil 15»

Storied yet never stolid, England and Australia revisit Ashes amid …

Yes, it may be a decade exactly since English cricket entranced the nation in one of the greatest tussles for the urn – one they won too, of course, after almost 30 ... «The National, juin 15»

Arthur and George, episode two, review: 'stolid and stodgy'

The second, however, was stolid and stodgy, as if not quite trusting its viewers to handle the book's more esoteric flights of fancy, as Arthur Conan Doyle's ... «Telegraph.co.uk, mars 15»

Leonora Carrington transcended her stolid background to become …

Leonora Carrington revolted against her bourgeois background in Thirties Lancashire, eloped to Paris with Max Ernst and became a record-breaking Surrealist ... «The Independent, mars 15»

4-4-2 in modern football: tactically obsolete or stolid perfection?

But when executed to perfection, it is arguably the most stolid formation employed in European football today. In the words of Michael Cox, “Without the ball, ... «Squawka Football News, mars 15»

CD reviews: Ryan Bingham, Robin Williamson, Imagine Dragons …

Stolid pop rock is a core promise here, for example in the title track and the balladry of Second Chance. But Imagine Dragons also get groovy in a way Maroon 5 ... «Sydney Morning Herald, févr 15»

2015 BAFTAs - The Winners

Hosted by Stephen Fry, this year's BAFTAs was a pretty stolid affair, with no real upsets or surprises in each of the categories. We'll have a full fashion round-up ... «Entertainment.ie, févr 15»

Can-do Rexam should run with the Ball — straight off the stock market

The drinks-can maker has been a stalwart member of the FTSE 350 for years. But a stolid performance means that the City would feel guiltily relieved to see it go ... «Financial Times, févr 15»

Jury Roasts Ulbricht as Silk Road's Real 'Dread Pirate'

The still-boyish looking Ulbricht, 30, kept a stolid face, but his sister wept into her lap as the first of seven counts read "guilty." Ulbricht's parents held their ... «Courthouse News Service, févr 15»