Translations for „tartly“ in the English » German Dictionary

tart·ly [ˈtɑ:tli, Am ˈtɑ:r-] ADV

tartly

scharf

tartly

bissig

to remark tartly that ...

bissig bemerken, dass ...

to say sth tartly

etw in scharfem Ton sagen

Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to remark tartly that ...

bissig bemerken, dass ...

to say sth tartly

etw in scharfem Ton sagen

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Times and other papers tartly (if apparently accurately) called an ex show-girl.

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The duck is smooth and buttery, fluffed with sweet-fig compote and balanced by a tartly ribboned fennel salad on the side.

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The tamarind fruit (see photo attached) contains a brown sticky pulp that tastes tartly sour and/or sweet.

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She added tartly that, by posting the cartoon, he'd taken "a clear position in an ongoing conflict" -- had he done so, she inquired, with his party's permission?

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What really distinguished her as an artist was her refusal to develop what she tartly termed a "logo" style.

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Tom hurried across the road and tartly told him the dog had nearly been the death of him and did not deserve any reward.

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When she appeared from behind a locked door, she was met with simmering anger, and tartly informed by the man with the cheques that he'd be changing banks.

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None of the journals from the most select directory fell in the trap, and a few sent back tartly worded answers.

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He tartly said "yes" and brushed her off, but she sat next to him and silently waited.

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After hundreds of people were recently left stranded outside after a show, the mayor tartly lectured the city's taxi industry on its shortcomings.

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