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Перевод: overconfident

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1. Nevertheless, for all the glitter and gold, Manucci was not overconfident: "The greater number of soldiers that Dara had enlisted were not very warlike; they were butchers, barbers, blacksmiths, carpenters, tailors and such like.
2. It was possible that Jotan was being overconfident, he thought, though there was no sign of the punt full of men.
3. But don't be overconfident about what others will understand when making off the cuff remarks to those you know well.
4. Jilinski, now overconfident and desirous of seizing the opportunity to destroy the German Army in East Prussia, urged Samsonov and his five corps, a total of some 200,000 men, to advance at maximum speed.
5. There was no doubt that the laboratory's arrogance made it all too often unnecessarily hard to deal with and overconfident of its abilities."
6. Greenwood's assurances turned out to be wildly overconfident.
7. As the fight progressed, Ferguson sensed he could beat the overconfident Mercer and he did just that on points in New York on February 6.
8. " N'Grabbit depressed a button on the unit she held in her hand and a new graphic merged with the first " you can see that he has been somewhat overconfident in his predictions.
9. Overall, Mrs Thatcher's team gave the impression of being overconfident and inadequately informed.
10. Then, overconfident, he tried a late cut: there was a click, a squeal of joy, and first slip was doing a war-dance.
11. This is far too overconfident for the situation and will cause a very bad reaction.
12. Of course we now know that the intelligence Ultra was providing should have made the Allied High Command - too complacent and overconfident - much more wary of committing their lightly-armed airborne forces to Operation Market Garden.
13. Is the apparently overconfident patient too afraid to ask a direct question?