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Перевод: salubrious

[прилагательное]
здоровый; полезный для здоровья; целебный; целительный

Тезаурус:

1. He was a totally happy - if less than salubrious - man.
2. All was cleared up later when the hotel manager came to investigate but our sympathies must go to the hapless Security Gorilla, as recent photographic evidence proves that mistaking Bob Dylan for a tramp with salubrious lodgings in Cardboard City is something even hardened celeb watchers like ourselves have done at some point or another.
3. A FRIEND tells me of a post-electoral poster war which has broken out in his salubrious street in north Kensington, London, quite different in tone from the good-humoured gobbing on one another's doorsteps which characterised neighbourly relations during the three weeks preceding the day that the revolution failed to dawn.
4. By this time, Malc's Gran was living with his parents and the rift between him and Pop was too great to overcome, so we lived separately until we found an over-priced flat in a none too salubrious area of Sheffield.
5. While he didn't envy Frobisher his job, William Bird could cope well enough with the less salubrious demands of his own.
6. Gedge's parents say the band live for the first time at Manchester's salubrious Ritz Club.
7. There, the chance of dying in one's forties is twice that of an inhabitant of relatively salubrious Krakow.
8. Not sure of the music policy, but the name sounds like the ingredients of a takeaway from a less salubrious Chinese.
9. Everyone was closing their the theatres, but the independents and smaller circuits closed proportionally more, thus shifting the proportion of the box office take in favour of the conglomerates which owned the larger and more salubrious houses.
10. I did a similar thing once, although from the less salubrious surroundings of Manchester, so felt an instant rapport.
11. The existing plant, which was none too salubrious, had already attracted much comment.
12. So, by dint of various enquiries, we managed to locate a house in a more salubrious area, Cardington Road, where the landlady was prepared to offer us a small sitting-room in addition, for an extra guinea a week.
13. Just long enough, in the event, to baptise William and Henry Joseph at St Andrew's, Holborn (in the September and October of 1854 respectively), before returning to Islington and altogether less salubrious surroundings.