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Перевод: irony

[прилагательное]
железный;
[существительное]
ирония

Тезаурус:

1. The irony is that, unlike many Arizona politicians, Mr Goddard and Mr Symington are respectable citizens.
2. For all the talk of a tax backlash and attempts to cut state spending on welfare the irony is that both are now higher as shares of GDP in all OECD states compared with 1975 or 1980.
3. The anarchic and the political, the anger and the boredom, are all active in Wilde's transgressive aesthetic, and most especially when the survival strategies of subordination - subterfuge, lying, evasion - are aesthetically transvalued into weapons of attack, but ever working obliquely through irony, ambiguity, mimicry, and impersonation.
4. It is a concentrated, fleeting moment of ambiguity and irony (irony and ambiguity tending to be intrinsic to transgressive reinscription and alien to humanist transgression).
5. The irony of excessive expenses incurred for Karl Marx's daughter wasn't lost on Rosenberg, but Aveling called his accusations ridiculous, and he was defended from England by Engels who brushed off Aveling's embezzlements as the pranks of a boyish "noodle".
6. Reynolds' weighty irony was wielded with more address than arguments put forward by later traditionalists.
7. It was a lens through which he could view life, literature, and history, often with mischievous irony.
8. Having misunderstood the irony of the display, she was telling people: "Don't believe them.
9. Johns was always liked, but it was ironic, and irony never interested me in visual art the way that it did in literature or the theatre.
10. The irony is that within five years, investigations started with a view to relaying part of the canal route to Kilmacolm as far as Paisley for a new passenger service!
11. The irony is that the costly approval-procedures which drug firms so regularly complain about can be their best shield against liability claims.
12. It was irony indeed!
13. The irony of Mr Skinner's re-regulation of the airline industry, say Wall Street analysts, is that it comes after the shake-out among domestic carriers has taken place and serves only to reinforce the advantages enjoyed by the surviving majors.