calculating
calculador
definition
verb
Japanese land value was calculated at 2.5 times that of the U.S
determine (the amount or number of something) mathematically.
his last words were calculated to wound her
intend (an action) to have a particular effect.
adjective
he was a coolly calculating, ruthless man
acting in a scheming and ruthlessly determined way.
translation of 'calculating'
adjective
calculador
example
So our military has to be very shrewd, very 'calculating' and I think that they are laying out those plans.
Indeed, I am concerned that without such a change the whole bill looks more cynical and 'calculating' than the Minister probably intends.
Both of these ladies bided their time and proved to be quite 'calculating' and ruthless.
Likewise, the promotion of the controversy by national manufacturers' associations has been 'calculating' and disingenuous.
The movie presents her not just as ambitious talent; we also see the shrewdly 'calculating' side that propelled her into the spotlight.
Mrs Cunningham gave me a 'calculating' look over my sketchpad that was filled with spite and dislike.
This is not the undertaking of a benevolent nation helping another in the spirit of friendship and trust, but a cold 'calculating' act designed to crush the human spirit and bring about the death of hope.
Underneath the mane of blonde hair was a ruthless 'calculating' brain.
He paused for a moment, with a spreading 'calculating' smile designed to draw the others in.
There's something very 'calculating' and manipulative about how he does things.
It is difficult to judge a man as 'calculating' when he seems so natural.
Whatever the reason, his public persona seems guarded and 'calculating' and his repeated protestations of humility usually fall flat.
They're cunning, they're devious, they're 'calculating' .
I was quite struck by the image used for that tour, because it does not seem an accident, it seems very well designed in a 'calculating' fashion.
Strydom was at his shrewd and most 'calculating' best.
At one extreme, imagine genetically engineered minds devoid of conscience or empathy and at the same time highly 'calculating' and ruthless in the pursuit of their own desires.
When viewers meet her, Claire is a determined, rather 'calculating' career woman, an ambitious lawyer working for the Prosecution Service.
It was decidedly hard to do with Mr Cunningham's cold, judging, 'calculating' eyes were staring at us.
Clearly the robots take the long-term view on this one, as they would, what with being utilitarian 'calculating' machines designed for the preservation of life.
Mr Latham said it suggested ‘a devious and 'calculating' mind well able to think about what he needed to do to distract attention away from himself’.
He faced Sabre with calmness, looking on at him 'calculatingly' .
The Secretary of State has therefore concluded that you have 'calculatingly' failed to provide this information so as to prevent him from establishing you true date of arrival.
And so they deliberately, consciously, 'calculatingly' , ignored intelligence about the problems that would ensue.
The character is 'calculatingly' amoral, but his attitude is somewhat academic and mechanically uninvolved, and the audience resists the natural urge to expect his comeuppance, which in the real world may never come anyway.
Only this administration is violating it - knowingly, deliberately and 'calculatingly' .
What is wrong is to forget that these practices, and their reception, the reactions to them, really are expressions of our moral attitudes and not merely devices we 'calculatingly' employ for regulative purposes.
Instead it is a political programme of which different sections of the academic criminological fraternity are simultaneously disdainful and 'calculatingly' and opportunistically respectful.
To deliberately and 'calculatingly' depict public people as shallow, intolerant, cold and inept, with no truths or facts to back up the portrayals, is nothing short of malevolent.
It's great fun watching him tear into this role, knowingly and 'calculatingly' overacting.
‘You don't only like my dad,’ he remarked 'calculatingly' , ‘but you love him.’
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