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Перевод: inauspicious

[прилагательное]
зловещий; неблагоприятный; предвещающий дурное

Тезаурус:

1. Johnson recently appeared to be rediscovering his best form after two inauspicious seasons following his return to the track in January 1991.
2. His was, in many ways, an inauspicious start to life: an 18th-century guide book could say of Frome:
3. From their inauspicious start, the pair could hardly be closer now.
4. The story of how Brian Thomas, one of the "72 Cup winners, came in and hauled the club out of its curious mixture of complacency and mediocrity is an example of what can be achieved in apparently inauspicious circumstances.
5. The Stereos are a showband, idiot joy notwithstanding, they turn the grubby and inauspicious Marquee into the Harlem Apollo within minutes, fanning the fire limit into a regular blaze without so much as an "everybody in the house say "Ho!""
6. After an inauspicious start to his career, in which he fractured his skull in a clash with Dundee United's David Narey, Frank became a firm favourite at Love Street.
7. He has also been instrumental in moulding the constitution of the BAF, from its inauspicious start as the draft document prepared by AAA President Arthur McAllister in 1988, which largely ignored the need to recognise road running as a separate voice, to the 1991 model, which, he believes, has something real to offer.
8. Having smilingly watched Palmer acknowledge his footsoldiers, then go through a practice swing that bears little relation to the actual flurry and flourish, Wolstenholme's start was nervy, understandably, and inauspicious.
9. Widows, the only social position that a traditional society could envisage for a husbandless adult woman, have always been considered as inauspicious and undesirable people.
10. With such an inauspicious start to the congress which is meant to be a demonstration of unity, the organisers have had to take precautions.
11. I quickly became aware of what a "real polis" was and more importantly what boundaries one had to cross to cease being real and in effect become unreal, inauspicious, and inhuman.
12. My own autograph hunting was conducted with boyish enthusiasm at Trent Bridge in the late 19920s and early 30s and began in inauspicious circumstances.
13. In 1941, after a brief and inauspicious period of Vichy French rule, Lebanon was again occupied by Allied armies; it was the second time in 24 years that British troops had crossed the southern frontier from Palestine.