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pry loose - traduction vers néerlandais
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Loose (disambiguation); Loose material; Looses; Loose (album); Loose (song)
pry loose
loswrikken
get loose
losraken, ontbinden
cut loose
ALBUM BY PAUL RODGERS
Cut Loose (paul); Cut Loose (album); Cut Loose (song)
bevrijden,loslaten
Définition
pry
v.
1) (D; intr.) to pry into (to pry into smb.'s affairs)
2) (D; tr.) to pry out of (to pry information out of smb.)
3) (N; used with an adjective) they pried the door open
USAGE NOTE: For senses two and three, BE uses prise or prize.
Exemples du corpus de texte pour pry loose
1. Rivkin Jr., a partner at Baker Hostetler and a Justice Department official in the Reagan administration, said he is skeptical that the ACLU can pry loose the orders.
2. The centrality of Roberts‘s decades–old words to the minority party‘s strategy makes clear why Democrats worked intensely –– and with limited success –– this summer to pry loose all the nominee‘s records from his tenure in two Republican administrations.
3. This was designed to pry loose some Ford delegates, particularly among the 103 of Pennsylvania‘s delegation (Schweiker was one of them), and prevent Ford from clinching the nomination before the Kansas City convention.
4. Congress subsequently revived efforts to speed up the release of public documents and activists used lawsuits in an attempt to pry loose White House correspondence and other material, particularly related to the war.
5. The position presents serious legal and political obstacles for congressional Democrats, who have begun laying the groundwork for contempt proceedings against current and former White House officials in order to pry loose information about the dismissals.