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Перевод: apprehension

[существительное]
опасение; мрачное предчувствие; способность схватывать; понимание; концепция ; мнение; представление; задержание; арест

Тезаурус:

1. His heart began to thump with apprehension as he brought the bike to a halt outside the drive gates to the big house.
2. With an expression of furtive apprehension, Hyacinth allowed herself to be helped to her feet and settled, squatting, on the pot.
3. I found my own apprehension of form and my sense of humour very much the same as masons of around four hundred years before.
4. But no amount of determination could wipe away a strong feeling of apprehension.
5. She did not discover a numinous cloud of ignorance or an impenetrable darkness between herself and God; her apprehension of the divine did not end in silence, but in an eloquent message for her contemporaries.
6. Despite this, many staff view the introduction of Local Management of Schools (LMS) with considerable apprehension.
7. And yet both my sons, neither of whom had ever been hurt by a dog, would show apprehension if a dog approached.
8. We lean across the table with a certain amount of apprehension.
9. "No hint of anxiety or apprehension?"
10. But that apprehension was not physical cowardice, rather the fear of defeat and subsequent demotion from big-money fighter to poorly-paid has-been that drove him on.
11. He had also telephoned an old friend, who had invited him to a birthday party the following weekend, which he was looking forward to, although with some apprehension.
12. He opened up more the love of God to me and gave me a livelier apprehension of the Mystery of Redemption and how much I am beholden to Jesus Christ".
13. Just how much they obtain there from is known only to themselves, but this could well be a final act born of an inextinguishable instinctive knowledge that there is somewhere a source of power available to the individual whereby he can supplement his capacity to face a fading future, or any other of life's unwelcome experiences, at least with less apprehension, if not with absolute serenity.