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Перевод: nosy
[прилагательное] носатый; длинноносый; обладающий хорошим чутьем; обладающий тонким обонянием; любопытный; пронырливый; дурно пахнущий; сопревший; ароматный
Тезаурус:
- That was to stop him asking nosy questions, like how old you was.
- Being the nosy type, I thought I'd pick his brains.
- A pallid sun appeared like a nosy neighbour spying from behind lace curtains.
- We keep ourselves to ourselves, Joan and I. There was a frightful nosy American in the summer who just turned up out of the blue and told us how honoured we must be, having the old bat's relics up here.
- And if that nosy old constable asks about petrol, I shall tell him it's an emergency.
- Nosy Salt could find a pin between floorboards!
- Royal reporters have been speculating on a new pregnancy for years, and members of the public have been no less nosy.
- Nosy old so-and-so!"
- Nosy .
- He could be more personal now that he didn't have to go through a nosy newspaper office.
- My favourites are the nosy parker whose computer opens curtains whenever anyone passes her window, and computerised bath that finds the lost soap.
- How, she wondered, might she look in without seeming nosy?
- She couldn't really remember anything, only that she had been knitting and then she had woken up in this bed with her nosy, bossy sister sitting beside her.
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