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Перевод: complacency

[существительное]
самодовольство; удовлетворенность ; благодушие
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Likewise, in the Second World War, the Germans, perhaps because of their complacency, never realised that we were breaking the Enigma code.
2. Senior Public Health Officer There has been no cover-up, no conspiracy with the industry, and no complacency but regular and prompt action based on a wide range of scientific advice.
3. No room for complacency
4. The chancellor can hardly be accused of complacency.
5. There is no room for complacency even though 72 per cent of parents in the survey rate primary schools as good or better.
6. They have not experienced Wigan's past and provide the extra impetus for the present which negates any possible complacency among the established.
7. "We have too much competition within the side for there to be any complacency," Shelford said.
8. Margaret Ewing MP, the Scottish National Party's parliamentary leader, in a letter to Lord Sanderson, has accused the Government of "massive complacency" towards the fishing industry.
9. In itself the dim complacency of gossip and cards at "our club" would seem harmless, familiar, merely social; but "in itself" denatures The Possessed where groupings dissolve or collapse into each other, and where the "merely" social has no place.
10. Her death reminded us of the dangers of complacency in Africa.
11. There should be no complacency about who seems to be winning the battle.
12. The Welsh Office has been accused of complacency over food poisoning outbreaks in a damning new report by an all-Party Commons committee.
13. But the most objectionable aspect of his article is the airy complacency with which he identifies the psychological morbidity of all but his chosen few.