Translations for „sangfroid“ in the English » German Dictionary

sang·froid [ˌsɑ͂(ŋ)ˈfrwɑ:] N no pl form

sangfroid

Selbstbeherrschung f

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English

He exudes low-key sangfroid, much like a tough but respected school teacher or venerable team coach.

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That perhaps conceals the exceptional sangfroid of his performances at critical stages of basketball matches.

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The captain demonstrating the sangfroid that first earned him the ice man moniker.

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The response at these places vary from polite sangfroid -- "sorry, prior reservation needed" -- to the outright rude "please leave".

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This time around, investors are evincing a remarkable sangfroid in the face of an imminent rate hike.

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It brings back the humour and sangfroid that makes the genre work.

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A sense of sadness mixed with a determination to remain resilient -- sangfroid is probably an accurate, if charitable, description of the public mood.

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Many teams failed from potential positions of advantage because they either lacked the discipline, the sangfroid or the imagination to get over the line.

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The chef de crime in all caper movies is the embodiment of sangfroid.

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Tash full of sangfroid; me just full.

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