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Перевод: acrimonious

[прилагательное]
желчный; язвительный; саркастический

Тезаурус:

1. If you have specified the desired action precisely, there should be no grounds for acrimonious arguments over whether your child has earned the reward or not.
2. The fact that normally the two brothers-in-law got along very peaceably made this present exchange particularly acrimonious.
3. The visit to South Africa of several eminent Irish Rugby Football Union officers and their wives - among them the president, Ronnie Dawson - triggered off an acrimonious debate which looks likely to run on in spite of an IRFU statement regretting the safari.
4. The family were too far away for their conversation, an apparently heated and even acrimonious discussion, to be audible.
5. The summit declaration on Germany, which spoke about "unity" rather than "reunification", was reached after a protracted and at times acrimonious debate among the 12 EC heads of government.
6. There is also a complete and intimate record of the acrimonious relationship which developed between the Norwich Union Insurance Company and the founding manager of its London office in Edwardian times.
7. The dispute between Abbey and Lloyds appeared increasingly acrimonious yesterday.
8. While early agreement in principle on the agency is likely, the actual launching of the agency may run into the same difficulties that have beset the European Environment Agency - this has been stalled for more than a year in an acrimonious "who-gets-what" dispute over the sharing-out of the prestige, finance and jobs that flow from "hosting" EC institutions.
9. Mr Kinnock also sprang a surprise by restoring Ms Clare Short to the front bench less than a year after she resigned as spokeswoman on Employment in an acrimonious row with Mr Kinnock over the party's stance on the Prevention of Terrorism Act.
10. Knighton, much paler than when the whole saga began, 56 days ago, never smiled through an acrimonious exchange of questions.
11. IAN CHAPMAN, the former head of publisher William Collins who left in acrimonious circumstances when it was taken over by media mogul Rupert Murdoch, is back in the book business with a venture that links him with Sir David English, editor-in-chief of Associated Newspapers.
12. This was obviously anathema to Ricardou, in particular, and a fairly acrimonious exchange erupted during the conference sessions surrounding this question of referentiality.
13. He must not only master their content but be prepared to haggle away those items he finds unacceptable in acrimonious negotiations which may last many hours and in which ignorance is ruthlessly exposed.