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Перевод: ailing

[прилагательное]
больной; нездоровый; хилый; хворый

Тезаурус:

1. The difference in Germany will be that ailing developers will not risk pulling bankers down with them.
2. . All the ingredients needed to revivify an ailing research enterprise were on hand: a hefty portion of anxiety over an enigmatic public health problem, seasoned with a dash of desperation over coming cuts in the budgets of NIH's seven primate research centres
3. IT IS almost possible to feel a twinge of sympathy for Erich Honecker, the ailing but obdurately anti-reformist leader of the German Democratic Republic.
4. Union members were openly expressing the view that there was a real chance that the ailing division would now pull out of its dive with the Peters' Plan, which had been fully supported by Bunker and a two-thirds majority at the plant.
5. By the end of September it had reached a news agency reporter in Manchester, who offered it to the Daily Post, an ailing middle-market Fleet Street tabloid, for 15,000.
6. If that agreement is already deeply ailing, the Syrian invasion would have killed it off.
7. Between calls she murmured inaudibly to her companion and stroked her platinum-blonde hair-do as if it were an ailing pet.
8. Mr Reuss, who had been in charge of the North American car operations for five years, will be replaced by vice-chairman John Smith, who transformed GM's ailing European operations in the 1980s.
9. Meanwhile Roy Thomson, once a Scots Canadian radio salesman, bought his way via The Scotsman newspaper and Scottish Television to the proprietorial chair of the Sunday Times and the ailing newspaper empire of Lord Kemsley, en route to The Times itself.
10. LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL Third of our four-part report on Tricon Foodservice Consultants' advice to the ailing Valley Hotel, Ironbridge, Shropshire
11. The two shepherdesses are up until two o'clock each morning looking after ailing animals, and Small tours the farm continually during daylight hours, checking on the progress of lambing and giving help wherever it's needed.
12. Later in marriage a particularly keen sense of commitment may be felt towards aged or ailing parents.
13. The Junkers, predictably, wanted none of this and their interests in the government, civil service and the military persuaded the government to continue shoring up the ailing Ost-Elbian estate system through continued tariff protection, artificially high grain prices and a policy of grants and loans.