Examples of using Reticent 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
confident, modest and reticent all at the same time.
But I believe the opportunity outweighs that concern, and I think that, if we are always to be reticent, then I do not believe we will achieve anything.
others tend to be reticent and are more difficult to be persuaded to do something differently.
Is sometimes reticent in engaging with customers,"on one occasion,"John showed first-class communication skills.
I know how reticent you are about private matters,
I'm reticent to speak for others here now, but I'm certain my fears are shared.
you got to be a little reticent, right?
You got to be a little reticent, right? I mean, you meet a guy in AA?
not even aliens, perplexes him as much as his wry, reticent partner.
since 2002, the US Government has been reticent to engage in bi-lateral discussions on issues pertaining to GMOs.
And as the dimwit nobility that made him intercede… may now make him reticent… you, chief,
Maybe you stay reticent. Maybe you try to charm President Bush-- and that's what he did. And in so doing he earned himself, unfortunately, his final and tragic appointment to Iraq-- the one that resulted in his death.
Malcolm anderson seemed somewhat reticent.
I know my husband was reticent about children.
The communication also remains reticent on certain important subjects.
But he's been strangely reticent to name his sponsors.
I mean, I-I knew that my husband was… reticent about children.
I was a little reticent to come over and talk to you.
I don't refute, I was very reticent to let her do.
I heard you were a bit reticent about the party leader debate call?