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Перевод: verbose

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Тезаурус:

1. A precise little woman, Lillian Hatton, if not exactly verbose.
2. Object-oriented Cobol can be used to write as small an object as you care to write but the price paid for its necessarily verbose clarity is reduced performance.
3. BRIGHTON: In six verbose years as leader of his party, Neil Kinnock has not a memorable phrase to his credit.
4. "A world-wide conspiracy embracing a third of the world's population" he pronounced the enemy to be, and added that it threatened "the erasure of freedom, perhaps for ever, from the parchment of time" a windy piece of rhetoric typical of the times if not of J. Edgar, whose taste ran to Tarzan movies where the dialogue is less verbose.
5. spiteful, verbose and stupid though rock hacks can be, they are at least sometimes driven by something other than the logic of the balance sheet.
6. For confirmation I visited him in prison, where in protest against his incarceration he had put himself in solitary confinement, and found him to be sandy-haired, bullet-headed and verbose, yet with a redeeming sense of humour; his passionate denials of having played any part in the Ayr murder were too convincing to have been invented.
7. World champion Riddick Bowe may be there, and his verbose manager Rock Newman definitely will be, after their shock announcement last week that WBC International champion Hide is on Bowe's hit-list.
8. He had taken it for granted that his verbose and glib explanation of the facts would convince the jury of his innocence.
9. Where Neil Kinnock is fiery, verbose, excitable, Mr Smith is calm, believable, dependable.
10. More deeply felt, more tendentiously extolled, and more verbose were the arguments in favour of what was really to be a new form of further education: the compulsory part-time day continuation school.
11. Kalm had gained his information from "trustworthy men": Richard Warner (c.1713-;1775) and Peter Collinson (1694-;1775), both good friends of Miller and the somewhat verbose account ran:
12. You mentioned in "Language debased" (December 24th) the hapless airline passenger being admonished in verbose, indirect terms, to "extinguish all smoking materials" and to "deplane from the forward cabin".
13. Currently, Melody Maker , written by a verbose array of excitable young ideologues, is the most dissenting and innotative of the four general titles and the one most inclined to put some avant garde confection like the sugar Cubes on the front page before anyone else has heard of them.