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Перевод: cordiality

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сердечность ; радушие
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Тезаурус:

1. Rather, the reading is commended for its "cordiality", its "high musicianship", and the sense it conveys of Beethovenian power and humour.
2. After the service there was much cordiality and hand-shaking, not to mention enthusiastic approval of small children's tidy appearance.
3. Simon walked down to the stream and across the bridge to his own cottage, waving with his usual cordiality, which was unfailing because it depended on no cordial impulse.
4. "It was this cordiality", wrote Tout, "that made easy the mutual renunciations of the treaty of Paris of 1259."
5. Following an enforced climb-down by Palmerston over a scheme by Hall for military bands in the Royal Parks on Sundays, the cordiality between the two men seems to have evaporated, and on 13th October, 1856, Palmerston sent Hall a blunt admonition over the Government Offices.
6. He had found an ashen-faced Isobel, showing none of her usual gaiety or cordiality.
7. He stood up, and held out his hand with slightly excessive cordiality.
8. None of the band are known for their excessive cordiality towards figures within the business, but unlike Charman, their misgivings did not manifest themselves in the form of ill temper.
9. The return of a Fianna Fil government under Jack Lynch meant something of a decline in Anglo-Irish cordiality or willingness to collaborate in security matters, while the end of the constitutional assembly in early 1977 had removed any prospect of finding any viable Ulster administration to modify the picture of direct rule from Westminster.
10. Thiercelin and Lefevre found themselves received at their billet with almost embarrassing cordiality, the householder, Herr Bauer, and his wife insisting upon catering for their every need, whilst regaling them with complaints of Hapsburg perfidy and the brutality of their Russian allies.
11. The initial air of reasonableness and cordiality had quickly given way to a more chameleonlike personality, shifting and dodging behind a variety of masks; one minute the crafty haberdasher, the next the erudite political activist, the next the polite, smiling business associate.
12. On the contrary, he greeted me with easy cordiality and asked: "What do you think of cigars?"
13. And, for all the cordiality surrounding the Malta summit, the US is probably anxious to retain its satellite intelligence stations in China.