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Перевод: subdued

[прилагательное]
подчиненный; подавленный; смягченный; приглушенный

Тезаурус:

1. He had remained subdued for the rest of the evening, glancing at Tom and looking away.
2. It should be noted that the etch-resist is sensitive to ultraviolet light only, and processing indoors in a subdued light should not cause any problems.
3. The style of discussion - Zuwaya rhetoric - was generally subdued and relaxed, governed by two apparent rules: first, it was shameful to display personal interests openly; and, secondly, it was impolite to disagree with guests or hosts.
4. According to Mr Zhu, the foreign inspiration will be limited to "subdued and relaxed fashion with lace trim".
5. Light: Moderate or subdued light.
6. In the restaurant the walls were finished in zebra, birch, red and black marbles, and the floors in terrazzo; in the theater walls of Tennessee Fleuri, black and white marbles stood in subdued contrast to a mulberry carpet; the interior of the ticket offices were finished in Hauteville marble and terrazzo, and the private dining room entirely in Rockwood tile.
7. Sterling calmer: The pound won respite from last week's onslaught partly due to confirmation that retail sales were subdued last month and as fears of a rise in interest rates faded.
8. They made their way back to the bank with Billy following, a little more subdued than usual.
9. She had used make-up skilfully to mask her bruise, and with the subdued stage light it was scarcely visible.
10. James had now failed to seize either of the main Protestant strongholds in Ireland and could clearly not feel secure till they had been subdued.
11. Once again, there were several guest players in a New South Wales Country team which performed with great energy and enthusiasm, although the country boys were eventually subdued by a rampant Scottish pack.
12. The reaction at the meeting was rather subdued, but at the subsequent interviews most staff expressed their views freely about the way the EPH operated and the purpose that it served.
13. Charles led a more subdued and private life.