Examples of using Frowned in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Official
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Corruption is frowned upon at all levels and serious wrongdoing will doom nearly all claims.
is a player who say's he's glad but frowned.
Microsoft files for patent on creating smiley face Microsoft frowned at for smiley patent You have got to be kidding.
The blind man interrupted the conversation at an inopportune moment and asked the Prophet(salla Allahu alihi wa sallam) to recite to him some verses whereupon Waleed frowned and turned away.
it is frowned upon to show them.
why external links would are frowned upon.
Television is frowned upon, and of course children attend exclusive religious schools, cloistered away from
Previously, they were frowned upon as"love killers"- today, the"belly-away panties" has become a real miracle weapon in terms of body shaping through improved processing techniques and materials.
same-sex dating is frowned upon.
I still studied at Itskhok-Oysher"with frowned" as we with the companion called him.
Suppressed by pizza and sushi, frowned upon by fitness and wellness,
hard work, and the frowned upon fancy dress,
other practices frowned on by the(now defunct) ecclesiastical courts.
should be frowned down.
which is illegal and frowned upon by society.
most societies frowned upon recently a lot more younger men are dating older women and it's a matter of preference.
this may be deemed rather aggressive in certain countries where litigation is frowned upon and could harm pre-existing business relationships.
Showing any kind of human impulses towards them was not only frowned upon by superiors, but also sneered at among the SS men themselves as being“soft” and showing a“lack of character.”.
it is still a major decision that is frowned upon by many.
Hunior texted me many faces of frowning.