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Перевод: imperceptible

[прилагательное]
незаметный; незначительный; неощутимый

Тезаурус:

1. The CO's imperceptible sniff managed to express disapproval.
2. The river had risen by almost two feet and the current, which had been almost imperceptible on their approach to the dock, was beginning to form foam-lipped eddies along the near bank.
3. There was the faint, almost imperceptible nod.
4. Paddy was well aware of this and with an imperceptible shake of his head, continued sardonically -
5. So far Trent had managed to keep it under control but he could taste its sourness in the back of his throat and feel it in his stomach and up the back of his thighs - familiar tremblings imperceptible to an observer.
6. To pass from the world of Augustine and his pagan contemporaries into the world of Gregory the Great (pope 590-;604) is to move by imperceptible stages from a world in which the basic question was "What is a Christian?" to one in which it has become "How should a Christian live, behave, be a good Christian?"
7. Thiercelin thought he detected an almost imperceptible shake of the dark woman's head.
8. Methods for measuring the amount or intensity of radiation had not been developed, and the doses to which different patients were exposed probably varied from the imperceptible to the lethal.
9. A slow, almost imperceptible evolution is already taking place in the high street.
10. An imperceptible breeze forced the leaves of a regiment of birch trees into anxious quaking.
11. She heard the almost imperceptible hum of a Rolls-Royce drawing up, then saw the tip of a huge Havana cigar appearing over the hedge, followed by a red face nestling in an astrakhan collar.
12. The electrodes permanently attached to his scalp - we need those to take the frequent and essential measurements of electric impulses produced by his brain - are also imperceptible to him, since the resilience of his mattress ensures he feels no pressure from them at all.
13. After long years of thought we are conditioned to respond to this imperceptible stimulus of beauty, and we see the imagery in the small and insignificant, and feel the sensation of ecstasy that it causes.