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Перевод: devilish
[прилагательное]
дьявольский; сатанинский; бесовский; озорной; чертовский; адский;
[наречие]
ужасно; дьявольски
Тезаурус:
- Devilish waste of time."
- At a time when there is such disaffection from socialism among many thinking people it is ironic to see the Christian churches attempting to accommodate themselves to what is at heart a devilish religion and ideology.
- What devilish torture had Raimundo dreamed up now?
- A devilish Maxwell put this cartoon on a corridor wall.
- "Get the key to this devilish contraption," James ordered the attendant, a blowsy woman with the strength of a man.
- It was left to Rogers to try to forestall the play-off with a devilish 12-footer at the home green.
- The "Q.R." was the Quiet Room, where specific researches were carried out - so called because of its distance from, and dissimilarity to, the Decoding Room where the clattering, devilish Enigma machine decrypted the intercepts received from nearby wireless stations.
- But the corrupt Cardinal Stillaci isn't having any of this, and with many a dark reference to Roberto Calvi and John Paul I, devilish plans are hatched to bump the Pope off.
- He made no reply to her challenge, but his eyes were alight with devilish laughter as he unhitched her horse.
- Human sin and devilish enticement could not obliterate the divine image.
- Unfortunately, the SCO were not aware of the sin of incarnating the Devil and inviting everyone to a knees-up to "shame the devil" after a "devilish" evening's entertainment
- Another view of modern scholars is that the New Testament Devil and his demons became augmented by the fathers of the patristic era and were made even more devilish, as it were, than they are in the Bible.
- The final breakthroughs were over such devilish details as the spread of the banding system for valuing houses, and the extent of exemptions.
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