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Перевод: unhesitating

[прилагательное]
неколеблющийся; решительный

Тезаурус:

1. Their unhesitating assumption that they contain all life as much as they are contained by it has helped them forge what to our eyes is an almost supernatural intimacy with their forests and creatures.
2. But Mr Brazier gave an unhesitating "yes" when asked if he would go through the experience again.
3. A tutor who could command the unhesitating affection and intellectual respect of so miscellaneous a collection of men as Derek Brewer (later Master of Emmanuel College, Cambridge), the drama critic Kenneth Tynan, the publisher Charles Monteith and the poet John Wain was clearly doing his job.
4. From the half open door of Alan's office I could hear, albeit indistinctly, the unhesitating flow of his address to his machine.
5. I was unhesitating.
6. Clearly it is of prime importance to know how and why this dramatic reversal of traditional attitudes has occurred, and to ask ourselves the question why our approval of democracy should be so automatic and unhesitating when, had we been born a century or so earlier, we would have been equally unhesitating in disclaiming any support for so dangerous and radical a notion.
7. Gratitude because of the unhesitating generosity with which Doreen gave him the hospitality of her body; responsibility because he had ceased to be a passing visitor to that body, taking what he could get, and had become a guest, leaving behind something as a token of their intimacy.
8. You will find most of your fellow-passengers have booked KLM on the unhesitating recommendation of both their friends and their Travel Agent.
9. She was self-assured and unhesitating in her movements.
10. The response was so swift and unhesitating that McLeish was taken aback, and drove much too close to the car in front.
11. It merits unequivocal and unhesitating condemnation" ( Gaudium et Spes 80).
12. It tries to explain how it is that "when you meet a human being, the first distinction you make is, "male or female?" and you are accustomed to making the distinction with unhesitating certainty" (Freud 1933: 113).