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Перевод: bleak

[прилагательное]
не защищенный от ветра; открытый; холодный; суровый; лишенный растительности; унылый; мрачный; бесцветный; бледный;
[существительное]
уклейка [зоол.]

Тезаурус:

1. I saw Masha gliding through towards us: that unmistakable froth of brown hair, the exuberant, doll-like face; and behind her, over-topping her, the bleak, dark face of Victor Surkov, his hair not grey as it had been when we last met some six years ago, but a brilliant yellow spreading down over his shoulders.
2. If we'd been looking for an easy acquaintance with nature, we would have chosen a different landscape: something lusher and more intricate, not this bleak and famished hillside on the Atlantic's edge.
3. Unless it can effect a remarkable recovery, the factory may well disappear back into the bleak and sodden marshes of Essex from which it emerged nearly 60 years ago.
4. And she gave him a bleak little smile and put a plate of hot rolls on the table.
5. If MacArthur had acted as if he thought he was Napoleon, John Foster Dulles, a bleak, remote and charmless human being, acted as if he was, at least, another St Paul.
6. The woods, still leafy, and the mountains of Wester Ross were almost claustrophobic after the wide bleak expanse of North Lewis and the wastes of the Minch in between.
7. Standing up, he slipped on his overcoat, his expression still bleak.
8. It was a sad sight: bare, brown and bleak.
9. Indeed, when the party had arrived at the bleak airport in Tehran in the middle of Ramadan, hoping to find a government delegation of equal weight, nobody was there to meet them.
10. The B6259 road into Mallerstang from the south leaves the Sedbergh-Hawes road at the Moorcock Inn near Garsdale Head in a setting of bleak moorland, and rises gently, with the railway coming alongside, to Aisgill Moor Cottages, a terrace of humble dwellings built for the workers responsible for maintaining this highest of English railways which here attains its summit at 1169 feet.
11. Their future is very bleak.
12. AT SPARROW Farm, a bleak post-war council estate in Feltham, deafeningly close to the runways of Heathrow Airport, the off-licence in the little parade of shops has changed hands again.
13. IMAGES of Chorzow: bleak terrain, the coalfields of Silesia, a passionate audience, ferocious tackles, grim possibility.