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Перевод: coy

[прилагательное]
застенчивый; скромный; уединенный; кокетливо умалчивающий;
[аббревиатура]
рота

Тезаурус:

1. The rather coy nude which featured on the catalogue cover is so uncharacteristic that it was possibly suggested by Zborowski, to attract attention.
2. Coy had no idea how far North was involved either, and did not want to know, except on one occasion.
3. (Coy remarked afterwards that he had become "quite a good distance runner, since his towel was knelt on.)
4. The author's mother isn't unhappy however about the fame and fortune her boy is enjoying following 13 blood-spattered, intestine-strewn best-sellers, although Hutson himself is coy about how much he is worth.
5. In other words, the reason for my coy mistress's quaint sense of honour was nothing more nor less than financial prudence.
6. This was where Mrs Grace started to get a bit coy.
7. The company is coy about revealing the profits from its US OTC products.
8. Those who go quiet and coy even when offended need to work on this.
9. "What a coy little polyp you are, to be sure," said the doctor, but he eventually lassoed and dispatched it too.
10. Until the end of May 1986 Coy, like Earl, had no office of his own, and the two men would sit on North's couch.
11. They consequently tended to be rather coy about drawing corrective conclusions from their theories.
12. Coy Senior and Luke's mother, Ann, divorced soon after Luke celebrated his sixth birthday in the poor Ohio farming community where the family scraped a living.
13. This is not to use the term "romantic" in the pejorative sense in which it must be used when speaking of the film made of The Happy Return , in which Lady Barbara, envisaged as a coy, magazine-cover blonde (and without the hereditary Wellesley nose) fluttered her eyelashes at Gregory Peck as an equally improbable Hornblower.