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Перевод: reproachful

[прилагательное]
укоризненный; заслуживающий упреков; позорный; недостойный; постыдный

Тезаурус:

1. He turns a reproachful face on her for admitting what kind of a girl she is.
2. Did Changez have any idea of the reluctance with which his bride-to-be, now moving across to her bookshelf, picking up a book by Kate Millett, staring into it for a few minutes and replacing it after a reproachful and pitying glance from her mother, would be exchanging vows with him?
3. "That was unkind," said Mrs Feather to Mrs Doran in a reproachful tone, as Mrs Yardley began to sniffle.
4. Annie tried not to sound reproachful.
5. Evidently he had decided to finish on a note of grave and reproachful dignity.
6. For too long, we have stared from the moon in reproachful silence at this spectacle.
7. His former general, Lord George Murray, after a final reproachful letter to the Prince, had long since fled to Holland to end his days in exile, and most of Charles's other leading supporters had by now either escaped abroad or been rounded up.
8. I would have welcomed even a reproachful speech from the coroner but all I got from him was an expression of sympathy.
9. But in the end she pulled back from the brink, conscious of Charles's silent but reproachful figure hovering on the edge of her vision.
10. She opened her eyes to the darkness, a darkness too often populated before sleep by those familiar, reproachful, childish faces, brown, black and white, bending over her, asking why she had deserted them when they loved her and thought that she had loved them.
11. "Smoking," she says, in a tone at once resigned and reproachful, condensing into a single word an argument well-known to both of them.
12. "Still Ill", "I Know It's Over" - were moments of reproachful, avenging misery, naked desperation, unbearable reverence - free of the "saving grace" of quips and camp self-consciousness.
13. The very parochial stuffiness that the Stones reacted against had somehow become an alluring and reproachful memory.