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Перевод: telling

[прилагательное]
впечатляющий; выразительный; действенный; многозначительный;
[существительное]
выбалтывание
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Тезаурус:

1. McMurdo likes to joke about an apocryphal exchange of letters with the Celtic chairman Jack McGinn, who once wrote to McMurdo telling him he was "persona non grata" at the club.
2. Here he was, as usual, telling Maisie her story.
3. In a nearly cloudless country such as Egypt observation of the sun was a useful way of telling the time and it is therefore not surprising that the earliest known solar clock has been found there.
4. Telling me the strangest things sometimes, evil things - till I want to shout out or smash them to pieces.
5. A telling sign of misplaced priorities, in the eyes of many critics, is the EPA's concentration on health.
6. Clifton Hospital is vast, set in well-tended grounds with beautiful lawns, but I spotted notices everywhere telling me sternly "No Dogs".
7. "That'd be telling," she said.
8. But punishing the child, telling him how naughty he is and how disappointed you are that such a big boy is behaving so stupidly, will not solve the problem.
9. But she had given up telling Gloria about what went on each day.
10. I remember him telling me how over the years it was a role which he had been able to approach from many different standpoints.
11. Someone telling me what to eat, and how much.
12. Razumikhin himself may or may not have come from the country, but he is certainly a member of the floating, unbelonging population of students and ex-students, and he records in simple puzzlement that Raskolnikov has been growing increasingly moody and suspicious and introverted; "he has no time for anything, people are always in his way, and yet he lies about and does nothing" - a confirming echo of Raskolnikov on his bed telling Nastasya the maid that he is working, by which he means thinking.
13. Joseph Persico, in a telling biography based on a full understanding both of the man and of the processes through which he was trying to work, makes hay of Bob Woodward's pretensions to understand either, and displays Casey as a patriot - for good, bad and both together.