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Перевод: baffling

[прилагательное]
трудный; затруднительный; неблагоприятный

Тезаурус:

1. THE most baffling thing about the weekend's Smash Hits Poll Winners Party was the way the best and the worst in categories crossed over.
2. Baffling, this, because it was right on the copy.
3. The effects that Shaw and Edwards produced were indeed baffling.
4. Bureaucracy may strike an ordinary citizen as an undifferentiated monolith whose personnel are distant and officious, whose workings are baffling, whose idiom of discourse is unintelligible (perhaps even in another language), personified as a "them", wholly external to the actor's everyday social reality.
5. The study of the surnames of people living in a place can be one of the most time-consuming, frustrating, baffling, but rewarding activities a researcher can undertake.
6. Yes, we do have a supernatural gift of joy in Christ that is quite baffling for those outside Christianity.
7. But it provides a powerful aid to the understanding of some of the more baffling political manifestations of our time.
8. Boy watched all of this as if he was seeing fragments of one, continuous and baffling programme.
9. The respondents, in a normal population, will contain much larger numbers of unsophisticated, poorly educated, inarticulate and non-jargon-using people whose task it will be to try to answer questions, some of which may be quite baffling to them.
10. Baffling stabilisation
11. You didn't have the baffling and separation then; everybody would get as close together as they could.
12. It appears baffling because it seems to call no attention to itself.
13. One of the most baffling phenomena in the debate about Europe is that Britain seems to be the only country worried about national sovereignty.