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Перевод: domineering

[прилагательное]
деспотический; властный; не допускающий возражений; высокомерный; господствующий; возвышающийся

Тезаурус:

1. The young Canadian took it upon himself in too domineering a fashion to explain about their religion, but she was having none of it.
2. They became adept at portraying well-known types such as the domineering wife, her hen-pecked husband, the poor widow anxious to get a son or daughter wed, the miser, the guardian or the severe nurse and at spotting any odd person or antics.
3. And then the great leader must have a domineering personality.
4. If they are strongly and exclusively attached to domineering parents who set impossibly high standards and are deeply "hurt" when their offspring fail to live up to them, it is probable that they will acquire a sense of conscience so severe and restrictive that their spontaneity and emotional life will be crippled and much of their creative energy will remain unused.
5. What's up here?" her reaction on looking down on Agnes was just as loud and domineering: "Which bloody fool among you brought her in!
6. So the horse gets used to doing what we want by suggestion rather than by domineering authority and punishment, and continues to do what we want through respect, habit, and a growing trust and affection for us.
7. contentious editor of the Tory Eatanswill Gazette , married to the domineering Mrs Pott , with whom Pickwick and Winkle stay during the Eatanswill election; he and Slurk of the Independent are obsessed by their rivalry in print, and on one occasion come to blows, afterwards resolving that their "deadly hostilities" shall be fought out only in their papers.
8. He also said that he found his responsibilities "a very great strain", because his aunt was such a difficult, domineering person, and he would like to see her in a Home - partly because she needed more care and more company.
9. By that I mean those of us who don't fit in to the stereotypes created by our culture, and refuse to be; for example, such like myself who aren't rapacious materialists, fashion victims, empty-headed bimbos, domineering matriarchs who perpetually have a pan of chicken soup on the hob and a home-made cake ready for everloving family to devour.
10. The resignation also inevitably reopened the vexed question of Mrs Thatcher's leadership style: she was accused variously of being domineering, abrasive, unwilling to listen to other opinions and out of touch with grassroot opinion on the backbenches, the party and the country.
11. Then Foujita, the Japanese artist, and his beautiful domineering wife Fernande Barrey joined the party.
12. If you are too domineering in your handshake (and this may be to overcompensate for nerves) you will antagonize the interviewer who will subconsciously feel threatened on his/her own territory.
13. Suddenly, a domineering parent knows everything, also about tennis strategy.