over-elaborate in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for over-elaborate in the French»English Dictionary

tarabiscoté (tarabiscotée) [taʀabiskɔte] ADJ

ouvragé (ouvragée) [uvʀaʒe] ADJ

I.richesse [ʀiʃɛs] N f

II.richesses N fpl

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So why bother with the over-elaborate business plan?
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Though as with everything else in modern life, the office party has become over-elaborate and professionalised.
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This results in a kind of over-elaborate case-study where the characters appear more interesting for what they represent than what they are actually seen doing on screen.
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Looks like an over-elaborate chemistry lab.
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As a result, the intricate, bejewelled effect doesn't feel over-elaborate, because the underlying structure is so rugged and self-assured.
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But the tendency to over-elaborate when opportunities arrive is a well-established trend.
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The meandering and over-elaborate planning served to heighten your pleasure by deliciously postponing your ultimate and inevitable gratification.
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It is unknown if he has any superhuman abilities, but he has displayed a fondness for bizarre traps and over-elaborate schemes.
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My personal reservations have centred on a tendency to over-elaborate and lack the kind of anthemic songs that might penetrate beyond their core demographic.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Harry's voice is an intriguing instrument, smokier and less hard than of old, but she seemed hemmed in, metaphorically and literally, by the over-elaborate nature of her musical surroundings.
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