Examples of using Hedda in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Andrei Şerban explained that similar to Chekov's“three sisters”, Hedda also is suffering from“the soldierly prejudices of an authority represented exclusively by men”, from the sickening effect of“rigid and sultry conformity”.
Hedda, alone, is aware of the lies
Louis' new wife Hedda proves to have an uncanny business sense,
Hedda could have been an Amazon,
put a little schnapps in the tea so that Horst and Hedda would get tired
The simple genius of Eckert's method was to bring Hedda a new gown for each of these social occasions
We situate the seventeenth century emerald vessel in a confined space opposite the bright green costume from a 1978 production of Hedda Gabler in order to call attention to the molecular similarities between hexagonal crystal
the talented- probably Austrian- actress playing Hedda. The name of director Pál Sugár is neither included in any Hungarian film lexicon nor mentioned in any film histories.
Take for example a 17th-century emerald vessel that was placed opposite a bright green costume from a 1978 production of Hedda Gabler to draw attention to the molecular similarities between the hexagonal crystal and Shantung silk.
We situate the seventeenth-century emerald vessel in a confined space opposite the bright green costume from a 1978 production of Hedda Gabler,” Anderson explains,“in
Tesman's childish behavior in the first half, or Brack's hyena-like attitude at the end when he finally discovers how he can get closer to Hedda, even if it is by blackmailing her.
Boots- HEDDA.
There's Hedda.
No, really, Hedda.
The window, Hedda!
Or what, Hedda?
Hedda, you must find Magne.
Chuck, it's Hedda.
Hedda Hopper for Joan.
Hey, Hedda, sweetie.