petulant in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for petulant in the English»Italian Dictionary

petulant [Brit ˈpɛtjʊl(ə)nt, Am ˈpɛtʃələnt] ADJ

petulant

irascibile

petulant

stizzoso

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stizzoso risposta, parole

petulant

petulant in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for petulant in the English»Italian Dictionary

petulant [ˈpe·tʃə·lənt] ADJ

petulant

stizzoso, -a

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stizzoso (-a) (parole)

petulant

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Early on, she is portrayed as a petulant and cold young woman; as the series progresses, however, she shows more vulnerability and compassion.

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He is a worrisome boy who grows into a man who has broken no ties to his petulant childhood.

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However, the daughter only appeared because she was under duress, and behaved in a most petulant and churlish manner.

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I call that not just petulant but provocative.

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He was petulant; lost his focus and his head.

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Her petulant refusal to accept the truth of her past, in both life and love, is her downfall throughout the play.

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She responds by being petulant and saying that everybody drinks and that she is allowed to have a good time.

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But behind the scenes she was considered arrogant, quick-tempered, petulant and prone to shouting and firing employees on the spot.

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When something annoys him (such as a minor noise amplified by his genetically improved hearing) he becomes petulant.

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On-field he could be hot-headed and petulant in his early career, though he matured into a fine leader.

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