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Перевод: parlous

[прилагательное]
опасный; рискованный; страшный; очень хитрый; вредный;
[наречие]
очень; ужасно

Тезаурус:

1. While ample reassurances have been given about the financial implications of this massive support for South Africa, IRB delegates from New Zealand, Australia, France, England, Scotland, Wales, Ireland, Japan, Italy, Canada and Argentina were startled to learn in detail of the parlous state of the new union.
2. But after he had simmered down and contemplated his parlous financial situation, he returned a few hours later to accept Gilroy's offer.
3. The mill was relegated to storage for many years, and by the 1960s was in a somewhat parlous state.
4. Derbyshire is probably in the most parlous state of all the first-class counties.
5. Harlequins... 14 Swansea.. 21 DO NOT believe everything that has been written about the parlous state of Anglo-Welsh matches now that the English clubs are diverted by the league.
6. When Rosalind and Philip first moved in, it was in a pretty parlous condition, with, amongst other nightmares, an elder tree with its roots in the great hall and its branches spreading in through the windows.
7. But it still didn't stop me having a perfectly valid opinion on the parlous state of contemporary kits.
8. If your only answer is to pour more money on the problem then I would direct your attention to the parlous condition of other more deserving sectors of our society.
9. IT IS no secret that, however welcome the social change in the former Soviet Union, it has left many orchestras and opera houses in parlous financial circumstances.
10. "These distressing job losses show the parlous state of the economy," he said.
11. A crisis of confidence among Britain's producers was the result of this sort of taunting, and from around this time one begins to detect in the press a sense that the nation's honour was threatened by its film industry's parlous condition.
12. The death of Vial left his widow in parlous straits.
13. General concern about the parlous state of British film production was expressed throughout the 1920s.