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Перевод: studious

[прилагательное]
прилежный; усердный; старательный; заботливый; преднамеренный; обдуманный; деланный; занятый наукой

Тезаурус:

1. A strong bond based on a frankness about his own lifestyle was formed between father and daughter as she developed into a quietly studious girl who enjoyed her excursions to visit her father at work on the film sets.
2. This boy, in spite of a studious shyness with most adults and many girls, had somehow acquired a self-confidence based, not so much on achievement in games or school work, but on a sense of the rightness of what he was doing with his own free time.
3. His father being a man of means, he remained under Dr. Watson's care for twelve years receiving the best of attention because of his undoubted abilities and studious industry.
4. "Hart", as he was known to his friends, became severely deaf in early childhood, which caused him to become reserved and studious.
5. "No, I think they are more studious as in having copies of "De Profundis" under their arms.
6. He stayed for a year and grew deeply interested in Linder's studious attitude towards feminist principles.
7. The studious intensity of learning a craft together, the long and fanciful discussions about the philosophies of life that were prevalent topics, and the unorthodoxy of their nightlife did not easily transfer to a happy-families home.
8. Carl was the studious one, the worrier, the hard-worker, who had a very special attachment to Mother, and who forever gave one the impression that he was near to a nervous breakdown.
9. Father wants tandoori duck, mother something green, the kids go for nachos except for studious Cecil, who wants Raymond Blanc in a package.
10. Before the war, Lewes had been President of the Oxford University Boat Club, and was quiet and studious, in contrast to most of the young officers who had been with the Commandos.
11. In a similar way, exponents of anything fitting the nebulous description New Acoustic Roots (and its variants) should keep a keen eye on Folk Roots magazine (monthly) for potential sympathizers; jazz practitioners should get the studious Wire (monthly) and those operating in the more popular black fields of soul, funk, rock or rap should follow the perennial Echoes (weekly, formerly Black Echoes ) or Blues and Soul (biweekly).
12. What the studious schoolboy of Looe learned in 1801 is disclosed in a handbill published that year by Mr. Clement Triggs, the school's last master.
13. Ironically, Mr Yeltsin's studious absence from public view for the past few days forced the two parties to seek a solution and not wait for him to intervene.