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Перевод: abject

[прилагательное]
жалкий; презренный; низкий; униженный; несчастный

Тезаурус:

1. My father would have expected an abject apology from me, I assure you, before he condescended to write."
2. The solution to "He was not really afraid of any landlady" might appear to be that we have here a masked first-person avowal, and that it is simply an indication of Dostoevsky's boldness that it should be surrounded by authorial statements which are firmly outside and (so to say) on top of Raskolnikov in the classical omniscient third-person mode: for example, information about his poverty, irritable frame of mind, withdrawal from society, his "not naturally timorous and abject" disposition.
3. They remained obstinately silent, abject looking as well, the camouflage they had learned to use for safekeeping.
4. It is a time of abject misery, when it just seems impossible to face the consequences of the loss that has occurred.
5. You, poor little one, were the victim of a pure overwhelming desire, and I of a smaller desire by no means pure; and I feel much more abject than if that desire had been satisfied.
6. More especially, what accounts for Labour's abject and persistent failures?
7. She told MPs she had seen "indescribable scenes" of abject poverty.
8. Obviously, they deserved to be beaten out of sight, but since the weather had looked almost certain to save them if someone could have stayed there, the collapse became even more abject.
9. Throughout, Patrick is both the "King of the World" that he wants to be - Glasgow belongs to him - and an abject sinner.
10. What these hopefuls achieved for their pleasure and pain was a violent lifestyle of abject poverty.
11. The first was television and the Hollywood moguls' abject refusal to have anything whatsoever to do with it.
12. And perish shameful, as the abject Thorn;
13. The tone is abject, but Eliot approaches a climax.