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Перевод: gaiety

[существительное]
веселье; веселость ; веселый вид; нарядный вид; развлечения

Тезаурус:

1. Modigliani's health deteriorated, he was drinking and smoking more, taking hashish, so that he could no longer hide his ill-health behind his good looks and gaiety of manner.
2. Her father had questioned the lack of gaiety in their pretty daughter.
3. The Edwardian Gaiety girls would have recognized Norah.
4. An even less easily defined aspect of a horse's temperament than tolerance, is the horse's cheerfulness, gaiety, animation, or "smart way of going" with its opposite being placidity and peacefulness.
5. Not only gaiety and trust
6. Her gaiety only served to increase his distress.
7. The intention had been to give the premiere of Sea Change at Sadler's Wells to open the Theatre Ballet's new season there, but it was thought that by then John would already have left for New York to take part in the Sadler's Wells Ballet's first American tour, so the decision was made to present the ballet first on 18 July 1949 at the Gaiety Theatre, Dublin, where the company concluded its summer tour.
8. The dolls became amusing, and at times touching, symbols of childhood moods, and although the treatment was at times sentimental it also had a genuine gaiety.
9. By deliberately turning his back on the new spirit in art, Modigliani found himself excluded from most of the excitement and gaiety in the arts that flourished in spite of the war.
10. Its vacillations of mood, from white-hot passion concealed behind a frosty stare to an almost insouciant dance-like gaiety, are beautifully captured in a generally distinguished performance by the Danish Radio orchestra under Leif Segerstam.
11. Mrs Cradock presented a banner, somebody recited an ode, there was great gaiety, and "the festive board was not departed from until a late hour."
12. Such gaiety she had had, such an enthusiasm for life.
13. This may be seen in a certain gaiety under saddle, or a continual alertness that isn't anxiety, or in exuberant air-borne paces with tail hoisted high.