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Перевод: anodyne
[прилагательное] болеутоляющий; успокаивающий; [существительное] болеутоляющее средство; успокаивающее средство
Тезаурус:
- Anodyne though those remarks may seem, they revived the threat that the authorities were ready to take action to defend the pound.
- The ominous atmosphere in East Berlin contrasts sharply with the anodyne official picture presented by the GDR media.
- It sounds like a typical design-by-committee product, but to the general relief the closest boat to this, the anodyne German Teeny, did not make it past Dover.
- "Saddest disappointment is Branagh himself (who) proves a curiously anodyne screen presence.
- One of my favourite slogans - intended to be anodyne, but suitably exalting - was used by the Liberals in 1974.
- The introductions in both books are anodyne and brief.
- Esther had quite as hard a time of it as Annie, one might feel, but even so, Moore's spirited novel can be thought to settle for an anodyne poverty.
- He flicks through his computer in search of the file marked: "Over-confidence; The Perils Of," and he produces a stream of anodyne phrases which might have been scripted at Anfield or Old Trafford: "Take nothing for granted great respect for the opposition must get it right on the day."
- More revealing insights into the operations of the Urban Programme can be gleaned from an examination of the Partnership's role rather than through explorations of anodyne objectives.
- You are more likely to hear the more anodyne: personal authority, or influence.
- And isn't it the case that real MOR - the stuff that sells, boys - has words that are anodyne too, that reinforce commonsense views of normality and (human) nature?
- For the next five years, until his death in 1953, he ground out anodyne pieces.
- Typically there is a short anodyne introduction to the economy of the recipient nation, emphasising the need for conservation and the nation's laudable attempts to meet it.
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