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: stupor

[существительное]
оцепенение; остолбенение; состояние оцепенения; бесчувственное состояние; одурь ; ступор

Тезаурус:

1. LUANDA - A small crowd rocks with laughter as a uniformed soldier, his eyes nearly closed in a drunken Saturday afternoon stupor, writhes body to body in a snake-like dance with a plump young woman in a tight blue dress.
2. Extreme irritability; does not want to talk or be disturbed and may later be stupefied, a state of stupor bordering on unconsciousness even.
3. Peter tried to rouse his countrymen from their aboriginal stupor and turn them into Europeans; but a Russian isn't and can't be a German or a Frenchman, and the result of Peter's efforts was to produce an educated class who can't be Russians either.
4. For the dying man to lapse into a state of stupor or incoherence was regarded as a misfortune both for him and for those unable to profit from his words, or even, perhaps, from some shared glimpse of the unseen.
5. In contrast, some may go into a stupor of depression, or become so anxious that colic sets in.
6. We are able to resume ourselves after sleep, after an alcoholic stupor, after an epileptic fit, after prolonged coma.
7. There, they presumably drink themselves into a stupor on black PVC bar stools before the coach comes and takes them somewhere even worse, like Aviemore.
8. Great soreness and restlessness ; stupor and mild delirium - child constantly tossing about; very itchy rashes not relieved by scratching; rash is also dry, hot and burning; desire cold drinks.
9. I lay rigid, willing myself into the exhausted stupor that I knew was there waiting to engulf me again.
10. "Frank echoed the words, then lay with his head sunk on his chest, a man in a stupor.
11. Stupor with jerking of muscles and even convulsions may occur.
12. Picture the public stupor were the queen to indulge in a 40-minute televised monologue, as Mr Cossiga did last week, in which she claimed the right to dissolve parliament, "even against parliament's will".
13. Zbo, who had been out all day trying to sell his paintings, returned to find Modigliani sleeping off his drunken stupor on their sofa.