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Перевод: corny

[прилагательное]
хлебный; зерновой; хлебородный; банальный; жесткий; заскорузлый; косный; мозолистый; шероховатый

Тезаурус:

1. Everything came out a little bit corny.
2. It's a bit corny, but they've got the language down pat.
3. As if in a corny love story, they found themselves in each other's arms.
4. A happy working relationship is vital, and Jane and I quickly arrived at joint decisions about the project, choosing the clothes I would wear - light jacket, dark blue shirt and jeans - and deciding against the use of corny props "appropriate" to my profession, such as books, a typewriter, or a bottle.
5. I ent doin' no fancy theatricals with ole corny thorny.
6. I have this corny vision of Morrissey standing in the post-apocalyptic rubble, with his hand on his heart, desperately trying to finish a lyric before being eaten by a mutant.
7. I think I am just starting out on the steep, rocky - and lots of other corny metaphors - road to recovery.
8. The bar stool and the soapbox were corny but they worked, up to a point.
9. No matter how corny the characters in the picture postcard parish of Rathcullen, I recognised the fields, I knew the smell of Guinness from drunk men's breath, and my father wore a cap just like Darby O'Gill's.
10. This was not the climax to a corny B-film.
11. Of course there are the ephemeral reasons - the admen's discovery of opera's blend of corny emotion with glamour and spectacle; the unpredictable cravings of yuppy culture snackers.
12. Aside from mainstream Hollywood's imitation pop videos, there are trash trailers (all corny strap lines and gruff hormonal voice-overs), and old-style hard sell, like the preview for Dick Tracy , with its irritatingly memorable chorus of "Tracy, Tracy, Tracy".
13. Among the corny headlines, acclaim and criticism, it is easy to forget the motivation behind the music but Solowka puts it back into perspective.