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Перевод: stoical

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стоический

Тезаурус:

1. Quarrymen stopping for a pint in the King's Head public house on their way home took a stoical view of the quarry's recent success.
2. The other girl was Angela Woodin, flaxen-haired, quiet, kind, and stoical.
3. Maybe modern man is more stoical of nature, or perhaps, and this is more likely, there has been a real change in the symptom-producing capabilities of the gonococcus.
4. My mother was more stoical and scorned this self-pity.
5. For a time he adopted a Stoical attitude to outface suffering, but this only brought on middle age prematurely.
6. He is stoical (line 40), and sees that Beaumont's conception of the castle in the storm is the true image of human life; further, he welcomes what it tells him (lines 43, 45 and 50).
7. She is cheerful and stoical like so many others in her position, but to any outsider it seems like a hard life.
8. Horowitz, more stoical, was already at the counter while his case passed through the type of machine used at airports.
9. In the Elegiac Stanzas (see Critical Survey, p. 140) the picture of Peele Castle fronting the storm seems an apt image of Stoical defiance in a hostile universe:
10. A stoical metronome, she moves only to brush a hand across her brow from time to time.
11. By 1804 Wordsworth had embraced an attitude usually described as Stoical - his poems refer more and more to the virtue of endurance in the face of suffering, age and death ( Michael, The Small Celandine, Resolution and Independence, Ode to Duty ).
12. The stoical attitude of philosophical resignation replaced the old Roman polytheism which had become more and more a meaningless formality.
13. The Christian attitude towards pain had always tended to be stoical; as Jeremy Taylor bluntly put it: "He that is afraid of pain is afraid of his own nature."