s sa sb sc sd se sf sg sh si sj sk sl sm sn so sp sq sr ss st su sv sw sy

Перевод: saturnine

[прилагательное]
мрачный; угрюмый; свинцовый

Тезаурус:

1. There was a slight tremor to the hand she had raised, as if she could hold off the madness that way, and she dropped it swiftly as she absorbed the hardness of his saturnine face and the overt demand glittering hotly in his eyes.
2. Expecting to meet a hard-faced predatory bitch after David's warning, Julia discovered instead a delicately pretty fair-haired girl, who was obviously in love with her saturnine husband.
3. Scott was described by (Sir) Desmond MacCarthy q.v. in 1929 as "a very tall, black-haired sallow man, rather saturnine in appearance", with "a strong streak of melancholy".
4. Dark, saturnine.
5. The authors are Rudolph and Margot Wittkower, and their theme is that while some artists succeed in financial and social circumstances without strain, other artists tend to Saturnine temperaments.
6. Although he inherited FE's dark, almost saturnine good looks and something of his addiction to alcohol, which he later overcame, he had neither his father's gift of oratory nor his boundless energy.
7. Dear me, those were saturnine occasions, and I'm afraid our Stuart did tend to point the finger afterwards.
8. This siren that will charm Rome's Saturnine,
9. And wasn't there something about Fox with his saturnine face and dark, watchful eyes?
10. He would have been at home as a sixteenth-century Elizabethan, categorizing people according to their essential natures; choleric, melancholic, mercurial, saturnine, qualities mirroring the planets that governed their birth.
11. "Saturn is the planet of melancholics, and Renaissance philosophers discovered that the emancipated artists of their time should have the characteristics of the Saturnine temperament; they were contemplative, meditating, brooding, solitary, creative."
12. As she got closer to them Julia thought that she had never seen a man with such brilliant dark eyes or so saturnine and yet handsome a face.
13. For those of melancholy or saturnine disposition, the means had to be found for inducing receptivity toward Jovian or solar influx.