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Перевод: apropos

[прилагательное]
своевременный; уместный; подходящий;
[наречие]
кстати; относительно; между прочим; по поводу

Тезаурус:

1. What was it Adams had once said to him apropos talking to Edna: it's a gamble.
2. As I suggested apropos the Petrashevsky Circle, one feels an urge to smoke Dostoevsky out with the question, who's talking?
3. "I understand you are one of the best marksmen in Europe," he remarked as though apropos of nothing in particular.
4. Or, apropos of the necessity of having a good historical imagination when reading, "I had much rather know what I should feel like if I adopted the beliefs of Lucretius than how Lucretius would have felt if he had never entertained them."
5. Hanns Ebensten commented, apropos some of these letters, that "If both John and I sound rather like silly fairies, it is because in the 1940s that is generally how young homosexual men behaved - only later did the male macho style of gays hit the scene.
6. The programme of black capitalism resurgent was summed up in the wall slogan, apropos attacking the Koreans' stores: "Day One, burn them out.
7. Unlikely as it may seem now, it was Evelyn Waugh who came to Wilson's defence and acknowledged the brilliance and aptness of the book's main conceit, which - given the turn of events in Eastern and Central Europe - is apropos once more.
8. It was a reworking of the same materials apropos Hungary as I had already seen in Prague apropos Czechoslovakia.
9. He asks rhetorically, apropos the idea which has swallowed him, "Who will prove it?" and answers "I".
10. Personally, apropos of Wedding presents I often think that the deepdye polyester is not necessarily the best buy for newly weds when you come to think about it.
11. While they might wish GPs and JPs to retire automatically at 70, not so hard a front was forthcoming apropos volunteers.
12. Sir: Apropos the return home of the body of old King Nicholas of Montenegro ('Communists allow burial of Montenegro's last king', 2 October): King Alexander of Yugoslavia was his grandson, not his son-in-law.