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Перевод: submissive

[прилагательное]
покорный; смиренный; безропотный

Тезаурус:

1. (iii) The submissive face: made most frequently by foals, and then by yearlings, but only rarely by mature horses.
2. That he did discover it, that he had a wonderful self-knowledge - not mere self-analysis - calm and penetrating, never coldly submissive, is a proof that it was not the whole truth.
3. Patient, submissive, all-resigned,
4. Beneath his new submissiveness Herr Nordern felt another flicker of exasperation, the more so because he was being submissive.
5. A. D. Nuttall recalls an occasion when "an authoritative figure in the world of critical theory announced to a submissive informal circle of coffee-drinkers: "Reference is out .'"
6. His ideal theologian was a person submissive to authority through the tradition authenticated by the apostolic Bible, not someone with bright new ideas, certainly not someone claiming to offer fresh revelations.
7. He was too tentative, too assertive, too submissive, too dominant.
8. However, I feel it is better to dominate all dogs equally and make them come to a submissive position in front of the owner, preferably the down position.
9. The Beauty Myth casts bright light on the ugly facts about woman's current situation and social identity - facts which are blatantly obvious, but to which women seem to remain blind and submissive.
10. In addition they are apt to be submissive and extremely biddable; far too willing, also, to withdraw from situations they find difficult.
11. The interesting point about the satellites is that their behaviour includes many submissive components that trick the resident males into allowing them to remain near their sites.
12. She took the three five-pound notes with a swift, submissive movement, and her body went limp.
13. "Well, of course, he recognises that everyone's bisexual, so there's no simple division between aggressive males and submissive females.