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PECCADILLO - traducción al árabe
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Peccadilloes; Peccadillo (disambiguation)
PECCADILLO
ألاسم
زَلَل ; فَلْتَة
peccadillo
اسْم : زلّة . هفوة . عثرة . إثم طفيف
peccadillo
هفوة طفيفة ، زلة صغيرة
Definición
peccadillo
[?p?k?'d?l??]
¦ noun (plural peccadilloes or peccadillos) a minor sin or fault.
Origin
C16: from Sp. pecadillo, dimin. of pecado 'sin'.
Wikipedia
Peccadillo
Peccadillo is derived from the diminutive of the Spanish language word "pecado" meaning sin.
The term may refer to:
- a minor misdemeanor, especially sexual misconduct
- an infraction of an ethical code
- Peccadillos, the third album from American singer-songwriter Susan Herndon
- Peccadillo Pictures, a British film distributor
- Peccadillo at the Palace, the second novel in the Annie Oakley historical mystery series by Kari Bovée
Ejemplos de uso de PECCADILLO
1. Again, a peccadillo that to Europeans is affordable starves people in the poor world.
2. Snobbery would continue to thrive as a private peccadillo, as it does abroad, but it would not be publicly condoned.
3. Alongside it, the sale of seats in the legislature for cash seems a trifling peccadillo, the corrupt practices of ministers mere foibles.
4. Brown then coolly capped private pension funds at 1.4m while outrageously fixing Blair‘s at 3m (presumably as an inducement to go). It made selling peerages seem a peccadillo.
5. Of course, as Weldon demonstrates in her book, with its other sections on "food" (mostly pudding: caramelised bananas) and "shopping" (shoes), it is not unusual for women to advertise certain weaknesses, presumably because they believe – perhaps correctly – that the relevant peccadillo extravagantly confirms their femininity.