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English term or phrase:
a little more than often than “rarely.”
Portuguese translation:
com certa frequência
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a little more than often than “rarely.”
On average, Catholic clergy say they talk about the “sin of homosexuality” a little more than often than “rarely.”
Chastity is also discussed somewhat more frequently than in the two Protestant groups than among Catholics, though differences are not statistically significant.
Achei estranha a repetição do comparativo "than". Afinal, o que se faz mais ou menos ali? Nunca vi esse tipo de construção antes.
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com certa frequência
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um pouco mais do que "raramente"
A castidade também é abordada um pouco mais frequentemente nos dois grupos protestantes do que entre os católicos, embora as diferenças não sejam estatisticamente significativas.
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Outras opções: um pouco mais do que "raramente"/ mais do que apenas "de vez em quando" / um tanto além do "raramente"
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"mais do que amiúde/frequentemente" do que "raramente"
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mais frequentemente do que raramente/esporadicamente
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com muita frequência
A expressão usada é "more often than rarely".
Veja:
https://ludwig.guru/s/more than rarely
https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/religion-and-brazilian-...
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Então, eu achei exatamente a mesma frase que você postou em outro texto, mas escrito corretamente.
Veja: https://www.cambridge.org/core/books/religion-and-brazilian-...
On average, Catholic clergy say they talk about the “sin of homosexuality” a little more often than “rarely.” As Father Wilson, the priest of a small ...
Eu não consigo acessar, de fato, a página, mas o resuminho no Google (que aparece abaixo do link) mostra a frase do jeitinho que copiei aí em cima.
Veja se você consegue visualizar aqui:
https://www.google.com/search?sxsrf=ALeKk00YHASDTCJSPNF8AORL...
| não creio, essa coisa de repetir o comparativo acontece em outras instâncias no texto. Parece ser mesmo uma construção diferente |
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raramente, mas nem tanto
Aliás, somewhat é um das minhas palavras favoritas em inglês, junto com 'albeit' e 'indeed' - e a nova descoberta 'overmorrow'.
Exemplo usando estas palavras:
'Somewhat' is somewhat posh, right?
Yes, indeed. It is a very VIP word, albeit hardly used. OK, I'll use it overmorrow!
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