Translations for „vagary“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

vagary <-ies> [ˈveɪgərɪ, Am -gɚɪ] N

vagary

причу́да f

vagary

капри́з m

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English

Taking advantage of a cultural vagary?

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Like that vagary the weather.

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Reasoning behind an electric vehicle is driven largely by the vagary of world oil prices and the need to produce cleaner engines to reduce harmful emissions.

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Then there was the vagary of the contractor and the baler.

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It is an inherent vagary in the lien release law.

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Perhaps the layman who sees such vagary as a fate concludes that successive poker is mostly based on luck.

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A visual vagary is the use of black and white for the present and startling colour palettes for the past.

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It is very energy sapping to protect our children from every vagary of human existence.

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