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Перевод: temperament

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темперамент

Тезаурус:

1. "It must be the artistic temperament.
2. Two niggling reservations lingered about Pinza as a Derby horse: his physique - a big horse, he might not be nimble enough down Tattenham Hill - and his temperament, for he was so highly strung that he was invariably ridden by a stable lad when led around the paddock, and the drawn-out preliminaries of the Derby might cause him to boil over.
3. Summing up a strange horse's temperament would be simple, allowing you to avoid being kicked or bitten.
4. The horse's temperament is extremely important to us, because as its basis of personality it will interact with our personality and determine how successful our horse-partnership will be.
5. Chapman's handling of players was based on a calculated appraisal of each man's temperament, and in Hulme's case he obviously considered that a sharp rebuff and a spell in the third team would boost his determination to improve his game.
6. Is cancer associated with a particular temperament?
7. The whole manuscript is illuminated by a genuinely cultured temperament.
8. He has stayed on the contract/corporate side of the fence ever since because he feels that it suits his style and temperament.
9. I regard this as an appropriate position for a man whose cool temperament and disdain for most of humanity I found chilling after two or three years study.
10. A research scientist by profession and temperament, he had spent all his previous career "never more than ten yards away from a laboratory".
11. The first would be moderate conservatives of placid and unreflective temperament who are happily engaged with their research and their teaching, and who believe that the discipline of English is in good heart, with lots of interesting books coming out and buoyant student demand.
12. The course seeks out flaws in temperament and technique sooner rather than later.
13. Exchanging one kind of social and economic brutalism for another is not what Havel and his kind have in mind, nor do such prescriptions fit the democratic habit of the Czech temperament, formed long before communism's arrival to power.