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Перевод: affectation
[существительное] аффектация ; манерность ; искусственность ; жеманство; притворство [существительное]
Тезаурус:
- That means it was for use in climates and countries so benign that the natives require no shelter at all, and where a tent is more or less a decorative affectation.
- He retained his northern direct honesty of judgement, was absolutely without pretence and intolerant of humbug; he could be devastatingly acid in deprecating affectation in others, yet was, in so many ways, unfailingly and practically kind.
- Indeed throughout Harwood has some excellent jokes at the expense of the affectation and ludicrous self-absorption of actors, though he is even more unsparing on the playwright, who is gradually exposed in Stephen Moore's performance as a devious, self-regarding little swine.
- A few remarks of mine in the past about the nature of my so-called "disease" were simply rather embarrassed asides to explain away this foolish affectation.
- Affectation."
- Often enough it takes the same form as with Beerbohm: the affectation of an anachronistic ignorance about what life in North America is like.
- Tact, in eighties Britain, has become an affectation.
- Most drama training works on the assumption that there is something called "standard English", which is generally considered to be the "straight" delivery of words without affectation or regional variation.
- On the rare nights that he was not in The Bar Boy would lay out all these papers in a circle on the floor around his bed (he had this affectation of keeping his bed, a mattress on the floor, in the centre of his small but almost empty room).
- Walter's position as house-husband is just an affectation, the result of having read "all the right books".
- Reading Jane Austen was more than an affectation: it was a life-preserver.
- I was happy with him just as he was, without affectation.
- He parked a Mercedes 600 on the driveway, although the battered VW was not discarded, merely put away for occasional use for fear of being accused of reverse affectation.
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