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Перевод: auspicious

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Тезаурус:

1. It was not an auspicious start to my time there and the physical education staff were, to say the least, not well pleased!
2. It was not, in all honesty, an auspicious debut.
3. But, as she demonstrated so memorably in last year's auspicious Prom performance, it holds no terrors for the young soprano Galina Gorchakova, who gives a performance of thrilling virtuosity and commitment.
4. The first eighteen months of the DUP's existence were not especially auspicious.
5. Apart from this quibble, I do find that the whole performance has a slightly veiled and subdued quality about it, which may in part be attributable to microphone placement and the dull acoustics of Avery Fisher Hall, but may equally be the result of both orchestra and conductor being reluctant to take risks on such an auspicious occasion.
6. A young wife with a baby is the most auspicious object.
7. This was a feeling he sometimes had, when he pictured his friends as "stationed", like auspicious stars, close to him, protecting him, and offering him the privilege and pleasure of performing, in their respect, good deeds.
8. It seems fitting to close this story - which to some degree has been the tale of redeeming the bonds, and a modest emancipation of the Ladies - with Robert Naish's final, official words at the end of 1983 - the most auspicious year in all 80 of the Club's history - "the future is bright: let us go forward with good will and good fellowship, and enjoy it."
9. The teams were introduced at an auspicious moment in that the social services department budget had improved suddenly and substantially, enabling the CMHTs to be staffed with social workers specifically appointed for their commitment to the developmental ideal.
10. So it is another road movie, with a Kerouac-style character, depicting a man who had "auspicious beginnings" - a line he wrote himself - searching for fulfilment and running into some harsh realities of life.
11. In the central larghetto his playing had begun to acquire a more settled, finely sculpted poise, eventually coming fully into its own in an auspicious, perceptively shaped, at once freshly and eloquently pointed finale.
12. They are shunned in any auspicious rites, especially marriage.
13. For NIREX, the great white hope of the nuclear industry's waste management policy, this was hardly an auspicious start.