warts-and-all in the Oxford-Paravia Italian Dictionary

Translations for warts-and-all in the English»Italian Dictionary

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to describe sb warts and all, to give a warts-and-all description of sb

descrivere qn con i suoi pregi e i suoi difetti

warts-and-all in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for warts-and-all in the English»Italian Dictionary

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warts and all inf description, portrait

con pregi e difetti

warts-and-all Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

warts and all inf description, portrait

con pregi e difetti

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English

In fact, their warts-and-all pride -- which embraces anatomical abnormalities -- is probably the clan's most defining, and redeeming, trait.

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They have shared years of warts-and-all reality without the benefit of being the desired and idealised "other".

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I'll be returning to your book in future articles, it's so rare to find a warts-and-all intellectual history.

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That was the first warts-and-all look inside a professional dressing room.

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This is a proper warts-and-all appreciation of our sport.

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But as smartphones take over busy parents' lives, more are choosing to share their experiences of parenthood online without the warts-and-all confessions.

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These warts-and-all sets are highly prized by collectors who want to hear the highs and lows of each show.

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Instead, he has been hailed for his skill at hauling historical icons out from their textbook confines and presenting them as flesh-and-blood, warts-and-all human beings.

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Illustrious men commissioned wrinkly, jowly, warts-and-all portraits that, to modern eyes, look distinctly unflattering.

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Some readers may find the language used by his charges shocking, but here we carry warts-and-all extracts.

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