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Перевод: disobedient

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непослушный; непокорный

Тезаурус:

1. To be disobedient, a child has to break a rule.
2. From the first time she was asked to canter a figure-of-eight she knew that one always cantered a figure-of-eight; and so when she was asked to trot one instead, she became increasingly anxious, excited, irrational, and disobedient.
3. The dog decides it had better police this family itself, and, next thing you know, it is fastening its jaws on disobedient members of the family, its family.
4. Endill wondered why Tock's tools were so disobedient.
5. They remain self-centred, selfish, disobedient.
6. The fact is that children who are persistently defiant are likely to receive "payoffs" for being disobedient.
7. Hence he says: "A servant and an army, if disobedient, are useless, but a disobedient horse is not only useless, but often plays the traitor."
8. Disobedient dogs must be disciplined consistently by voice command and direct stare.
9. A disobedient Norfolk farm boy was propelled into a lifetime of professional poaching by the combination of a harsh, flogging father, who for years "never spoke to me nor owned me", and an entertaining, caring grandfather who had poached himself: "I'm not shure I did not inherit some of my sporting ways from him."
10. She knew that the Bogeyman was a huge bat-like creature who lived in dark corners and feasted on the blood of ungrateful and disobedient children.
11. for harmony within the family - a disobedient child or revolting adolescent sets the scene for an unhappy home and disharmony between the parents;
12. Oh, how can a child of mine be so lazy and disobedient so ungrateful ?"
13. If we were naughty or disobedient the nursemaid would threaten us with this man who, she said, hid at night in the high bushes by the gate, and would know what we had done and come and get us.