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Перевод: coquetry

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Тезаурус:

1. The blonde hair, blonde as barley, streaked its growth into points and levels of untidiness - no coquetry: no curls.
2. "Or," she added with deliberate coquetry, "am I mistaken in assuming that the light-fingered Lotta is no longer a part of your - er - personal life?"
3. This person, I thought, is what a woman should look like: this figure sitting opposite me with food and drink and companions manages to represent without acquired coquetry or self-diminishing selfconsciousness the very essence of femininity, the quality bestowed in at least some measure upon mother, sister, wife, daughter, the power which in its apparent passivity is most naturally creative and dynamic, the sweetness which belongs to the rhythms of earth and moon and song and dance, the ideal which tempers the brutishness and vulgarity and wanton egotism of man as he plunders our planet, napalms distant villages, pollutes the great oceans and corrupts every healing dream that has ever been wrenched by noble minds out of the bleak absurdities of this brief and cruel existence.
4. This coquetry, or whatever it may be called, of so wretched a being, was truly ludicrous."
5. They bow gracefully to all the passengers, catching the men's eyes with a practised coquetry that yet seems charmingly fresh, then vanish backwards with tiny steps to reappear with hot towels and orchid sprays.
6. "This person, I thought, is what a woman should look like: this figure sitting opposite me with food and drink and companions manages to represent without acquired coquetry or self-diminishing self-consciousness the very essence of femininity, the quality bestowed in at least some measure upon mother, sister, wife, daughter, the power which in its apparent passivity is most naturally creative and dynamic, the sweetness which belongs to the rhythms of earth and moon and song and dance, the ideal which tempers the brutishness and vulgarity and wanton egotism of man as he plunders our planet, napalms distant villages, pollutes the great oceans and corrupts every healing dream that has ever been wrenched by noble minds out of the bleak absurdities of this brief and cruel existence.
7. "I like the way you laugh," he said without coquetry.