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Перевод: pallid

[прилагательное]
мертвенно-бледный; бледный

Тезаурус:

1. He was pallid, and with every mark of approaching dissolution, excepting loss of spirits.
2. A festival of the epicene - tinkly tunes and pallid lyrics in this weak Vivian Elles revue.
3. Moreover, as the joker in the pack, the only person without a partner, I was a subject of general interest, and to make matters still worse, Lynn Carter had conceived a pallid intellectual crush on me and was always hanging around trying to engage me in conversation.
4. He looked as mean as ever, a pallid, unsmiling figure in black-suede jacket and very shiny black shoes.
5. There are occasions when the relationship between Voight's big, blond, likeable dimwit, ludicrously decked out in cowboy gear, and Dustin's small, greasy-haired, pallid, crippled down-and-outer is touchingly and humorously portrayed, particularly the moment when Buck's face lights up on seeing an unshaven Ratso eating alone in a diner.
6. A pallid sun appeared like a nosy neighbour spying from behind lace curtains.
7. He himself was thrilled, but his pleasure was diminished as he imagined Ken's pallid, bandaged head shadowed on the screen.
8. One leg was bent, the other extended, his bare long-toed skeletal feet pallid and damp upon the white sheet.
9. Records get knocked out in the studio hastily, emerge knock-kneed, spindly, pallid and monochrome.
10. All the Mendoza children were roused out of their pallid apathy.
11. Not a squeeze of anything "progressive" or "experimental" came from these pallid, vicious little council estate kids with hedgehog hair, howling about anarchy and hatred.
12. After some wandering among nurseless cradles I recognized him by some unsuspected instinct - a pallid moustached old baby.
13. Yet if the GDR were to become a multi-party democracy, it would lose its identifying ideology and become a pallid shadow of the Federal Republic: less grossly consumerist, perhaps, but also less desirable.