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Перевод: intense

[прилагательное]
сильный; напряженный; интенсивный; впечатлительный; сильно чувствующий; ревностный

Тезаурус:

1. The soil fabric is characteristically loose and shows the effects of freeze-thaw processes which can be intense at high altitudes.
2. The British, perhaps sensitive to intense American lobbying over the issue, want to adopt the directive as it stands.
3. All of the original planets had extensive atmospheres of hydrogen, carbon dioxide and helium which was swept away by the intense solar radiation.
4. The competition was intense and the shop managers would actually stand in the street touting for business.
5. The intense colour of dill when first in flower changes slowly to a rusty brown
6. Again, an analogy with women's potential for more intense and prolonged sexual pleasures suggests itself.
7. Copious salivation; often with a metallic taste or sweet or salty and a sense of dryness with intense thirst sometimes.
8. They claimed that drinking the tea gave them an intense, trip-like experience.
9. But competition from Italy will be intense - even though the Italians may have drained some of their resources in their own tour, the Giro d'Italia in June.
10. Another race he could have won was staged across the Hoggar Mountains of the Algerian Sahara, where, after running a marathon a day in intense heat for 13 days, he deliberately slowed to allow another runner to win.
11. the isolation more intense,
12. Another type of disruption employs a series of intense bands or stripes that pass right across the animal.
13. All around me, pouring down from the sky on the garden, on the roofs of the surrounding houses, was an intense fine white light, a soft flaky blizzard of slightly pearly white light.