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Перевод: suspense

[существительное]
беспокойство; тревога ожидания; ожидание; нерешенность ; неопределенность ; неизвестность ; временное прекращение; приостановка

Тезаурус:

1. For the time being the constitution was as Bonar Law argued in suspense, and so unconstitutional opposition would be justified.
2. SUSPENSE
3. The fact that we give each other little clues, invitations and propositions, gives a transparency to our motives, but it also builds excitement and suspense about the actual unveiling of each coming together.
4. Baldessari's assemblages deal with moments of suspense derived from the movies.
5. Suddenly you are transported to a world of shattering suspense and emotional power, the passionate world created by Hilary Norman."
6. He could take no more nail-biting suspense; he must act:
7. In Jazz , the complex web of language makes you work just a little too hard, undermining the suspense and revelation that made Beloved so mesmerising and - in the process - losing the reader somewhere down its silken, snaking paths.
8. WHEN director Alan Rudolph cast cute couple Bruce Willis and Demi Moore in his suspense drama Mortal Thoughts , little did he know the pair would do over 200 million of business this summer (with Die Hard 2 and Ghost ), an unexpected boost that could give the arthouse auteur a much-needed hit
9. Good reads among the new releases include Dick Francis's COMEBACK (Pan, 4.99), his 34th racing thriller and as pacy as ever, Danielle Steel's NO GREATER LOVE (Corgi, 4.99) about the Winfield family whose lives are changed forever the night the Titanic sinks, and Mary Stewart's STORMY PETREL (Coronet, 3.99), an atmospheric suspense story set on a Hebridean island.
10. "Think, dearest child, with what suspense
11. Even for an experienced choreographer, the suspense could have been hair-raising.
12. Six months later, when she asked for it to be given to Arrowe Park Hospital, which saved her son's life, she was told the money was in a "suspense account".
13. But the house hanging over the cliff got me into agonies of suspense, and I was amazed, when the dark came without bombs, by how the black on the screen, especially the black of Charlie Chaplin's suit, his moustache, hat and rolling intense eyes, fitted the darkness of the little cinema.