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Перевод: temperamental

[прилагательное]
темпераментный; свойственный определенному темпераменту

Тезаурус:

1. In the seventies, McQueen's appearances became more intermittent, and it was reported that he had turned increasingly temperamental, rejecting more scripts than he was prepared to accept.
2. While filming From Here to Eternity Clift's behaviour grew more bizarre and temperamental.
3. You may indeed call it a temperamental difference, but I venture we are talking about something rather more.
4. After all she had dared, and suffered, and driven and seeing poor Hoomey and mild, nice Jazz and temperamental Nails standing there listening to her beastliness , and it was all her fault.
5. The yearning for wholeness, for oneness, is consistent with some of the tenets of both Buddhism and nineteenth-century German Romantic philosophy, to which Karajan was evidently drawn both by background and by temperamental inclination.
6. The only heating in the Waaf huts was from the temperamental iron stove in the centre of each hut, and anyone who has had to struggle with one of these objects will appreciate what I'm talking about.
7. Surely temperamental exchanges of this nature should occur somewhat later in a relationship.
8. Whatever its place in the literary league tables, After Silence is undoubtedly entertaining: Carroll's style has a high gloss, twinkling with near epigrams: his novel is packed with cute, intelligent or attractively wacky characters - cartoonist Mac Fisher, his lover Lily Aaron, her little boy Lincoln, the temperamental gay owners of the restaurant where Lily works, all inhabit the warm, cutesy, feel-good world of an Armistead Maupin novel.
9. Lettuce can be temperamental in winter, but there are many other salad plants which are interesting, tasty and easy to grow.
10. MANCHESTER UNITED manager Alex Ferguson staunchly backed his temperamental superstar Eric Cantona last night and claimed: "This man can become a giant at Old Trafford."
11. Joss grew up into a very pleasant pig, and some can be very temperamental and even nasty, and he stayed with us whilst Mother was alive.
12. It's a temperamental thing.
13. I made the discovery, on moving to a country home with large, temperamental wood-burning stoves, that I was woefully ill-educated in the lighting and management of fires.