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Перевод: delicate

[прилагательное]
утонченный; изысканный; тонкий; изящный; ажурный; искусный; хрупкий; слабый (о здоровье); болезненный; блеклый; нежный; деликатный; чувствительный; щекотливый; учтивый; вежливый; вкусный; легкий (о пище); затруднительный; острый

Тезаурус:

1. If it were so, I would now be scratching the lumps and bumps on a very delicate area."
2. I believe she's delicate - the nervous type, isn't she?""
3. Barley is exceedingly delicate in his treatment of the great Bung Karno, the man who once stated, to wild applause from an audience of Indonesian economists, that "Inflation can be good - as long as it is inflation for the Indonesian revolution".
4. This is a delicate process, as the Committee acknowledged.
5. To help keep the delicate skin here as youthful as possible this new eye cream acts by "filling in" the wrinkles and also penetrates into the epidermis therefore hydrating the skin.
6. Extra Dry Sparkling Wine 6.90 Very pale in colour with a dry delicate flavour that disappeared quite quickly in the mouth.
7. Since the unforgivable primal sin was to be boring, the Victorians gave us intricate wrought-iron work, sculpted columns, mullioned windows, stained glass, mosaic floors, tiled maps, delicate portes cochres , exquisite stone tracery, clock-towers, crenellations, campaniles, wood-panelled booking halls, friezes, glass canopies, triumphal arches, balustrades, gables, chimneys, turrets, spires, drinking-fountains, ornate platform seats, coats of arms, baronial fireplaces, even majestic gentlemen's conveniences in monumental marble or bold ironwork, a constant and unending source of delight in a craftsmanship at its most complex, painstaking, and delicate.
8. He felt the wreck of his face with delicate fingertips, and refused to leave the room.
9. The pointes The use of pointes as a delicate finishing touch is not always exploited by today's choreographers, who often use them to display their dancers' ability to "get up and stay there" - come what may!
10. "Image is very, very delicate.
11. But "belong" - she is fearful that for her at least the word may explode, may vanish in a puff of smoke as delicate as the smoke that trickles from Fenna's nostrils when he is asleep; as delicate as the fronds of smoke that drift mysteriously from the end of Phoebe's cigarette when she gestures impatiently in conversation.
12. The acid fragrance upsets their delicate nasal passages and they avoid anything smeared in it for long periods of time.
13. She had been a somewhat delicate woman for some years and the long and Perilous sea voyage to Australia had taken its toll.