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Перевод: fractious

[прилагательное]
капризный; непокорный; раздражительный

Тезаурус:

1. He quickly established himself within the PAN, challenging its professional politicians with the support of his business colleagues and unifying the fractious party.
2. Over the years I had hooked and lost many, and finally decided that there were far better ways of spending my time than in pursuit of these fractious, unpredictable, unco-operative brutes.
3. Ultras is the menacing brand name adopted by all fractious Italian fans, but exactly who is getting at whom in this lazy Mediterranean alleyway remains unclear.
4. Babies, sweaty and overheated, were whining and fractious.
5. Tammuz surveyed this fractious teenager impatiently.
6. The Romans never subdued these northern, painted men, the Picts; nor did war-like Vikings, plundering down the strath in search of food, treasure and slaves; and as King Malcolm struggled to unite his fractious kingdom, Clan Mackay in Strathnaver pursued their independent, Highland way; tending black cattle, growing sparse crops, squabbling happily amongst themselves and their Caithness neighbours.
7. "Ulster Unionists" can be patronised as fractious tribesmen; Northern Ireland Conservatives might expect to be treated as equals.
8. The opening scenes of this fractious heist movie see him at his most acute.
9. It is bitterly ironic that Somalia, the only nation in Africa with one ethnic group, one culture, one language and one religion should be the most deeply divided of the continent's 52 fractious countries.
10. No anxious mums watching the clock, no tearaway teachers in a hurry, no fractious dinner ladies with their minds on lumpy custard.
11. As the year drew on, their affair became more and more fractious
12. NOCSA has to hold its fractious members together, and sustain the boycott until the apartheid laws are gone.
13. Art recoils, growing steadily smaller, tetchier and more tentative, shrinking like a 20th-century Alice, except that, where she retained her imperial dignity unimpaired, he regresses to a tearful fractious child dwarfed by the conflicting pressures of a fragmented adult world.