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Перевод: malady

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болезнь ; расстройство
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Тезаурус:

1. "Why, she has a slight malady, alas!"
2. Having survived the early years of childhood, unlike so many of his siblings, he had been struck down by that other malady which afflicted a tragically high proportion of those who lived on into teenage years and beyond.
3. An increasing number of these artists have an incurable malady.
4. Certain it is, in stormy weather, from any point of the compass you will have a blow on Stormy Hill, and it does further seem as if it were tenanted by those who in the voyage of life have weathered storms quite as real, - long sickness, pinching poverty, and mayhap, in some cases, that very terrible malady when it becomes chronic, a disinclination to regular work; and their present lot is one of storms, - few comforts and short allowance even of the needs of life within doors, and the wintry blasts without; and failing health and increasing age give small prospect of much more of the sunshine or fewer of the blasts on this side of the dark River Jordan.
5. The Cid sickened of the malady of which he died.
6. Diana had been blaming the Highlands for what was a far more fundamental malady.
7. In Paris a cabby would have commiserated upon the unfortunate malady affecting his legs, but the Viennese were different.
8. We therefore have: 1) the malady if it is a malady; at any rate it is assumed to be a malady by the proponents of incomes policy; 2) a theoretical cause of the malady, which is not disputed; 3) the practical demonstration that this cause has been in operation; and 4) the psychological explanation why that cause is desired, fomented and sustained by Governments.
9. Alas that today of all days, when there will be opportunity for further converse with him, I am laid low with this horrid malady!"
10. Against this view of love as contract, Cave, in The Birthday Party, was almost alone in reinvoking love as malady, monologue, abject dependence, whose ultimate expression could only be violence: the recurrent theme of girl-murder, or at the opposite pole the paroxysm of desire in "Zoo Music Girl", "Oh!