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Перевод: loath

[прилагательное]
нежелающий; несклонный; неохотный

Тезаурус:

1. He stayed for a while sitting exhaustedly as if loath to take up his burdens again, postponing the moment when he would have to go back to supporting everyone else.
2. A tracksuit's unfamiliarity forces compromise; its wearers are often loath to forgo elaborate hairdos, makeup, heels, jewellery and medallions just because the sportiness of the outfit implies reckless, leisurely abandon.
3. I said I was "loath" not "loathe".
4. "His Highness was, er, loath to discuss such matters with me."
5. It was my home for many months, so much so that when at last I was discharged, I was loath to leave.
6. Rose had noticed this and she had put it down to the awe and respect in which the man she so loved was held, and she was loath to see differently now.
7. "I was loath to disturb this curious state of affairs until your officers had completed their search for clues and the photographs had been taken.
8. Bejel, known locally as firzal and loath in the Middle East, and as dichuchwa in Botswana, usually presents in the secondary stage when shin lesions and mucous membrane lesions are seen.
9. For example, some women in a financial position to stop work and start a family are loath to give up their careers for a period, knowing they may lose out in the long term.
10. He realized her change of mood without understanding its cause and was obviously loath to let her go.
11. Though loath to admit it, he was relieved at first to be back, among the familiar sights and sounds.
12. "I am sure a lot of people would like to have a film made at their home but then I'm sure a lot of people would loath the disruption," she said.
13. At this time there was a kosher chip shop in the district, but being further than Mitchell's - and it being rather late at night - Mum was loath to ask her to go too far.