gnat Meaning & Definition

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Meaning of gnat In English

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Examples of gnat

  • No more than an elephant can use its trunk to swat a swarm of gnats, is modern, conventional military technology capable of putting an end to low-intensity war.

  • It is no use sending a swarm of gnats to swat an elephant, because it does not work.

  • Having accepted the peace plan—or, so to speak, the camel—they are straining at gnats.

  • So having swallowed the camel we must not strain at the gnat of the order.

  • You have the camel; you ought not to strain at the gnat.

  • I shall not be guilty of straining at the gnat or swallowing a camel.

  • It is a steam roller, admittedly to crush a gnat, but it is a steam roller.

  • We are in danger, if we accept the new clause, of creating a camel to strain at one or two gnats.

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Translations of gnat In Other Languages

  • 中文繁体

    叮人的小蟲, 蚋, 蠓…

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  • 中文简体

    叮人的小虫, 蚋, 蠓…

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  • Español

    mosquito, jején [masculine]…

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  • Português

    mosquito…

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  • Türk dili

    tatarcık…

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  • Français

    moucheron [masculine], moucheron…

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  • Čeština

    komár…

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  • Dansk

    myg…

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