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pretension [америк. prəˈtɛn(t)ʃ(ə)n, брит. prɪˈtɛnʃ(ə)n] СУЩ.

1. pretension (claim):

pretension C often pl: pretensión ж.

to have pretensions to sth: tener pretensiones de algo

I have no pretensions to being an authority on the subject: no pretendo ser or no tengo pretensiones de ser una autoridad en la materia

2. pretension U офиц. → pretentiousness

pretentiousness [америк. prəˈtɛn(t)ʃəsnəs, брит. prɪˈtɛnʃəsnəs] СУЩ. U

pretentiousness (of decor, furnishings): lo presuntuoso

pretentiousness (of decor, furnishings): lo ostentoso

pretentiousness (of decor, furnishings): lo pretencioso

pretentiousness (if in bad taste): lo cursi

pretentiousness (if in bad taste): lo siútico Чили

pretentiousness (of language, writing): pedantería ж.

pretentiousness (of language, writing): ampulosidad ж.

pretension [prɪˈtentʃən] СУЩ.

1. pretension (claim):

pretension: pretensión ж.

to have pretensions to (being/doing) sth: tener pretensiones de (ser/hacer) algo

2. pretension мн. отсут. → pretentiousness

pretentiousness СУЩ. мн. отсут. уничиж.

pretentiousness: pretensión ж.

pretentiousness in bad taste: cursilería ж.

pretension [prɪ·ˈten·ʃən] СУЩ.

1. pretension (claim):

pretension: pretensión ж.

to have pretensions to (being/doing) sth: tener pretensiones de (ser/hacer) algo

2. pretension → pretentiousness

pretentiousness СУЩ.

pretentiousness: pretensión ж.

pretentiousness in bad taste: cursilería ж.

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They're dazzled by the glitz and pretentiousness in a way that those of us who have been around the block aren't.

www.herald.ie

But if you're drinking beer (or anything else for that matter) for the pretentiousness of the label, you need a life.

business.time.com

The lyrics strain against their biblical poetry at times, but anyone who hopes to take a popsicle into a disco is in no immediate danger of expiring of pretentiousness.

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While this not a bad thing in itself, it does make such an "expert" liable to pretentiousness.

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Suffice it to say (for your eye alone) that more insolence, superciliousness, ignorance, and pretentiousness were never combined in one man.

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