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Перевод: intimate

[прилагательное]
глубокий; сокровенный; внутренний; интимный; личный; близкий; хорошо знакомый; кровный; тесный; основательный; однородный;
[существительное]
близкий друг;
[глагол]
намекать; мельком упоминать; подразумевать; извещать; объявлять; ставить в известность

Тезаурус:

1. In 1963 he turned to the theatre, directing Titus Andronicus and other plays at the Birmigham Rep, and showing himself adept at producing the intimate and affable atmosphere of the small screen on stage.
2. 15.40 For pupils working towards level 9, teaching should demonstrate how speech ranges from intimate or casual spontaneous conversation, eg jokes, anecdotes, banter, gossip, argument , through discussion, commentary and debate to more formal forms - lectures, sermons, and formulaic utterances such as toasts, oaths, and banns .
3. She uses a touch of eastern exotica and a string quartet for the breathy, sensual, and intimate treatment of Frame's We Could Send Letters, and what sounds like an oriental aquatic effect on Harry Nilsson's witty Think About Your Troubles, but most songs rely solely and triumphantly on piano and voice.
4. Many actors start in the fringe productions - in small theatres almost as intimate as television, material concentrating on highly detailed reality.
5. There is also a complete and intimate record of the acrimonious relationship which developed between the Norwich Union Insurance Company and the founding manager of its London office in Edwardian times.
6. Yet the case is different with the children in England, for when they emigrate, the vast majority will go to English-speaking countries, and they will have profited from the intimate contact they had with the English life and language."
7. With Palmerston in the key position and intimate with the defects of the old Foreign Office, it must have seemed likely that the rebuilding programme would be pursued with vigour.
8. When the intimate twosome is established, some early experiences repaired, some old ghosts laid to rest, a couple are ready to make what then can be a choice - to create a baby or not.
9. In a large construction the silhouette of the ground floors, entrances, exits and more intimate areas can take precedence over the structure as a whole (see "Foveal and peripheral vision") and thus become its representative.
10. The doctor started with her right breast; circled it tenderly, skilled fingers pushing against the flesh; in some different context, Phoebe thought, it could be very sexy, this slow gentle probing, dispassionate but intimate.
11. The final part "Towards the intimate machine", discusses the possibility of developing computer systems with personalities and the ability to adjust to the need of the human user.
12. If we have no intimate relationship with God, then we can have no true intimacy within marriage either.
13. It was the only time when he was intimate with his hero Temple.