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6 févr. 2010 · What is the meaning of "I'ld swoon"? Is is a typo? I have never seen the combination of "will" and "would" in the same clause: "I'ld swoon in the languor of your perfume, In the drowsed delicious contemplation Of a neck seen palely through the gloom. Another hideous eructation.-- Aldous...
9 mars 2012 · Senior Member. Little England. English - British. Mar 9, 2012. #2. Dilation of the pupil is normally an emotional response to a situation. In this case I think it is intended to suggest that the woman is attracted to the man. If the "swoon of the pupil" (i.e. dilation) was deliberate, it implies that she is behaving flirtatiously.
2 févr. 2007 · Hi everybody! I'm trying to understand (and then translate) the expression "to sway and swoon". Taken separately and literally, I would say "osciller et se pâmer" or "se balancer et s'évanouir", but in the context of my text, it doesn't make any sense : "The players swayed and swooned...
31 août 2011 · Aug 31, 2011. #3. "I was 12 when I heard "Lay, Lady, Lay". Bob Dylan's Greatest Hits, vol. 2 had just been released and "Lady" saturated the air. I played it over and over in my neighbor's basement, and sank into my first real swoon". Si scopre poi che si era proprio innamorata di Dylan. Ora dimmi come tradurresti tu.
1 mai 2016 · And softly, with that marvellous swoon-like caress of his hand in pure soft desire, softly he stroked the silky slope of her loins, down, down between her soft warm buttocks, coming nearer and nearer to the very quick of her. And she felt him like a flame of desire, yet tender, and she felt herself melting in the flame. She let herself go. She ...
14 mai 2015 · Armenian. May 12, 2015. #1. Dear friends, could you paraphrase the expression "it was seen that.."? Here is the context: "For some moments all were paralyzed with awe — but the urgency of the case soon restored them their. presence of mind. It was seen that Mr. Stapleton was alive, although in a swoon." My version is: "Despite the condition ...
19 janv. 2021 · Jan 19, 2021. #4. entangledbank said: It's the object, so 'me': it would make me happy. For politeness, not really grammar, we prefer to put 'I/me' second: my niece and me, not me and my niece. This is the recommended grammar and order: you should learn and say this. But you will find that many people say 'my niece and I' even as object.
18 août 2009 · In the Christmas hymn "O Holy Night," the swoon comes right after the word "fall," in the line "Fall on your knees," and just singing it enacts the supplications..." I've noticed the same sustained-and-dramatic-higher-note-dropping-to-a-sighing-lower-note pattern in other pieces of music which are known for touching the emotions, including the tunes "Greensleeves"/"What Child is This", and "Oh ...
7 juin 2014 · Fit. "3. a.3.a A paroxysm, or one of the recurrent attacks, of a periodic or constitutional ailment. In later use also with wider sense: A sudden and somewhat severe but transitory attack (of illness, or of some specified ailment)." "Convulsion" and "seizure" are also synonyms of "fit." Y.
20 mai 2011 · 1. If I didn't have to hold my hand because of my parents I'd have given notice long ago, I'd have gone to the chief and told him exactly what I think of him. That would knock him endways from his desk." He views his occupation and the other employees with contempt and disgust. 2.
