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prevaricating

/prɪˈværɪkeɪtɪŋ/

Traduzioni

prevaricatingnoun

/prɪˈværɪkeɪtɪŋ/

/prɪˈværəˌkeɪtɪŋ/

Gerund: the act or practice of prevaricating.

esquiveAction d'éviter la vérité ou de répondre de façon détournée.

His constant prevaricating frustrated the investigators.

Son esquive constante de la vérité a frustré les enquêteurs.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

dissimulationInsiste sur le fait de cacher ou de détourner la vérité.

prevaricatinggerund / present participle

/prɪˈværɪkeɪtɪŋ/

Present participle of "prevaricate" functioning adjectivally.

évasifQui évite de répondre clairement ou qui cherche à ne pas dire la vérité.

The prevaricating politician dodged the direct questions during the interview.

Le politicien évasif a esquivé les questions directes pendant l'entretien.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

ambiguQuand le propos manque volontairement de précision ou prête à confusion.

Sinonimi

prevaricateverb

prevaricating

Gerund

prevaricated

Past Simple

prevaricated

Past Participle

prevaricating

Gerund

/prɪˈværɪkeɪt/

prévariquerRegistre soutenu ; signifie parler ou agir de manière évasive pour éviter de dire la vérité.

When asked about his involvement in the project, he began to prevaricate, avoiding a direct answer.

Lorsqu'on lui demanda son implication dans le projet, il se mit à prévariquer, évitant de répondre directement.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

éluderSens courant ; souvent employé avec un complément comme « la question » ou « le sujet ».

Sinonimi

prevaricategerund / present participle

prevaricating

Used attributively to describe someone or something that is evasive or deceptive.

prévaricateurAu sens de « évasif, qui élude la vérité » ; s'emploie surtout pour qualifier des propos ou un comportement.

The lawyer grew impatient with the witness's prevaricating answers.

L'avocat s'impatienta devant les réponses prévaricatrices du témoin.

Definizioni

prevaricatingnoun

The act or practice of prevaricating; evasion or avoidance of the truth.

His constant prevaricating frustrated the investigators.

prevaricatinggerund / present participle

Tending to avoid the truth or being deliberately ambiguous or misleading.

The prevaricating politician dodged the direct questions during the interview.

prevaricateverb

To speak or act in an evasive way, often to avoid telling the truth or committing oneself.

When asked about his involvement in the project, he began to prevaricate, avoiding a direct answer.

prevaricategerund / present participle

Evasive or misleading; inclined to prevaricate.

The lawyer grew impatient with the witness's prevaricating answers.