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Перевод: strident

[прилагательное]
скрипучий; пронзительный; резкий; крикливый

Тезаурус:

1. Strident editorials in the official press condemned foreign interference and predicted the worldwide triumph of socialism.
2. My voice was strident and shrill.
3. Yet it is Osborne's drama which now seems strident, sentimental and old-fashioned, while Miss Bagnold's, lovingly revived at the King's Head, Islington, continues to sparkle and delight.
4. However, as a corollary to this, my increasingly strident expressions of discontent put considerable pressure on me to live up to my rhetoric.
5. Instead, they will be replaced with a magazine with a less strident and more caring title - Dialog.
6. He's handsome, he's fit, he's a self-made millionaire and he's the strident enigma who spent five years dragging Glasgow Rangers into the twentieth century.
7. There are German speakers everywhere, of all ages, from strident young back-packers to the discreet elderly, all deeply tanned, moving with the assurance of long-standing expatriates.
8. Though the flippant Mr Ratner has said similar things in private before, the strident headlines produced by his speech seem to have shaken him.
9. To an extent, the anger is to be expected from a newspaper which has become a strident mouthpiece of conservative elements in the Kremlin leadership.
10. The hooter recommenced its strident blasts.
11. But criticism of the package, which will end the barristers' monopoly right to appear in the higher courts and transfer a huge chunk of the High Court's caseload to the county courts, was considerably less strident than when the original green paper proposals were debated last April.
12. The calypso is not presented as strident political commentary: it is the bland and depoliticised version popularised by personalities such as Lance Percival and Cy Grant.
13. Why, I ask again, do we hear the strident voices of fundamentalism?