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Перевод: fretful

[прилагательное]
раздражительный; капризный

Тезаурус:

1. Then in their wake, a stately schooner under full sail - Sister Cooney bobbing like a fretful tug in attendance - she hove in sight, a strongly-timbered woman, solid and soundly ballasted.
2. Their encounters, confined to a couple of uninformative scuffles, make the eccentric old lady out, finally, to be fretful rather than evil.
3. "He takes his feeds very well, not like a fretful one would."
4. " I became fretful, timorous, a tell-tale - the School-boys drove me from play, were always tormenting me - hence I took no pleasure in boyish sports."
5. "Ian was a very fretful baby."
6. It is the mark of the age, the constant fretful cross-currents and surge of tidal movements between offices and homes and shops and conferences and holidays.
7. "Like quills upon the fretful porpentine", DC 41.
8. Recalling, no doubt, the sad disruptions of her own early life, she declared that "our grand study has been to make him happy ", and added that under their Rousseau-inspired regime, in which Basil was taught nothing "but what he learns from the evidence of his senses", he had become "certainly the most contented child I ever saw; the least disposed to be fretful."
9. The boy appeared fretful and disappointed that he couldn't join the others on their excursions.
10. It was quite a fretful race for me in many ways."
11. Her mother, Avril, felt trapped, tired and depressed, hemmed in by the demands of a fretful strong-willed toddler, ten-year-old John, who was beginning to refuse to go to school, and her "selfish" husband, James.
12. The babe was fretful with teething, but as she came along the corridor she heard a gentle humming above the baby's wails.
13. Dyer's doings are the same as but also different from those investigated by the fretful man he resembles, just as Hawksmoor's investigative Scotland Yard is the same as but also different from the architects' department of that name attended by Dyer.