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Перевод: unabated

[прилагательное]
неослабленный

Тезаурус:

1. Having secured his freedom, his sexual appetite continued unabated and he threw himself into an even more vigorous life of carnal debauchery.
2. As AI launched a campaign in March 1991 against the extensive use of the death penalty in China, a nationwide drive to crack down on crime continued unabated.
3. His hostility was unabated.
4. His creativity continued unabated to the end of his life, but his efficiency in administration and political reform soon led to enormous demands being made on his time.
5. A venture onto the beach entailed braving a sandstorm which continued unabated over night, partially burying our boats!
6. They might have continued unabated until Henry II's death, but two important factors altered the stakes for all the players in this complex game of dynastic skulduggery.
7. Heaven forbid, but the urge to shoehorn into the calendar as much of it as possible continues unabated, leading at times to brain-numbing events such as the three-match Pakistan versus England knockabout immediately after the World Cup - which was a bit like lighting the cigar after a five-course a la carte dinner, then having the waiter arrive with a tureen of porridge.
8. "Brown as a berry", his clothes worn out, and his hair in need of cutting, he appeared before them as a "dreadful figure", though one whose torrential eloquence was unabated.
9. Mr Foulkes agreed that if Britain resettled all the boat people and did nothing else, the flow would continue unabated and this will be increasingly difficult for Hong Kong and damaging for Vietnam.
10. The storm was raging unabated.
11. Bogart and Bergman had loved one another years before, and in neutral Casablanca discover that their passion is unabated.
12. It is increasingly felt by members of the public that large-scale soil erosion, the destruction of wildlife habitat and the excessive use of chemicals and unnatural substances are unacceptable, and cannot continue unabated without ruining the countryside for future generations and probably causing long term health hazards.
13. Yet, as we have seen, the need in Eliot to relate art to ritual and to religious emotion continued unabated.