ponderously in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for ponderously in the English»French Dictionary

ponderously [Brit ˈpɒnd(ə)rəsli, Am ˈpɑnd(ə)rəsli] ADV

ponderously move

lourdement

ponderously speak, write

avec lourdeur

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English

Government moves much more ponderously, of course, and as a result has fallen far behind the current generation of electronic break-in artists.

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Again, if you are seen once, you must restart the whole ponderously slow section from the beginning.

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He was not a scripted performer, ponderously stringing together memorized phrases.

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As the jhangar ponderously makes its way to the jetty, we can see people, vehicles of all kinds and bundles of coir on it.

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Slowly and ponderously, it will go down.

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Their redemption will be in each other: this is foreshadowed ponderously from the start.

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There have been so many improvements in narrative storytelling in the years since that what seemed exciting and tension building in the eighties now seems campy and ponderously slow.

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Act too ponderously, and achieve little when most needed, or less than possible.

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They also put their plays on at a ponderously slow pace.

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It's crafted in a limited-animation style that ponderously transitions from one frame to another.

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