taciturn in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for taciturn in the English»Italian Dictionary

taciturn [Brit ˈtasɪtəːn, Am ˈtæsəˌtərn] ADJ

taciturn

taciturno

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taciturno

taciturn

taciturn in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for taciturn in the English»Italian Dictionary

taciturn [ˈtæ·sə·tɜ:rn] ADJ

taciturn

taciturno, -a

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taciturno (-a) (introverso)

taciturn

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The nickname was commonly given to a silent, quiet, taciturn person.

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He is taciturn, and is described as being as steady as a rock.

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He has iron grey hair, has a taciturn personality, and delights in playing power games.

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He was somewhat taciturn in manner, but very loyal to his friends, even if his friends were few.

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Taciturn in nature, he did not like to be in the spotlight and ovations at times made him feel uncomfortable.

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She was also usually taciturn and lived simply.

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He was generally good company and unperturbed by silences, though sometimes taciturn, grumpy or detached.

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He was a man of 74 years, silent and taciturn, who refused to recognize the twilight of his career.

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Booth, who is particularly taciturn in revealing emotions or speaking about his past, begins to open up to and confide in her.

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Smith was variously described as remarkably quiet, taciturn, proverbially good-natured, and never known to laugh.

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