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Перевод: leisurely

[прилагательное]
досужий; свободный; медленный; неторопливый;
[наречие]
не спеша; спокойно

Тезаурус:

1. A tracksuit's unfamiliarity forces compromise; its wearers are often loath to forgo elaborate hairdos, makeup, heels, jewellery and medallions just because the sportiness of the outfit implies reckless, leisurely abandon.
2. We ate a leisurely breakfast and then drove to Skye to have some scones.
3. By day there are also boats from Ortakent which stooge around to other beaches and bays, giving you the chance to fully explore the area at a leisurely pace.
4. Fitzgerald's brain was also haunted by survivals of past literature, "The old music of bygone singers, rich haunting sentences of old leisurely authors, rang in his brain, and came unbidden to his pen.
5. For a more leisurely read he has included sections on hydrology and the debate on access to rivers.
6. In 1891 Portadown was a much more leisurely place than the town of 1991.
7. Feeling pleased that I had at least negotiated the day's essentials, and the afternoon being well advanced, I thought it would be good to have a more leisurely look round Wenceslas Square and find somewhere to eat.
8. It was a leisurely and surprisingly quiet scene.
9. Near to the landing-pier were some of the older houses of the town, and by climbing a steep street, the old castle may be leisurely inspected, and it quite merits a visit.
10. Compare it to the way a bobby pounds his beat or to the leisurely stroll Prince Philip adopts when he follows his wife on a walkabout.
11. Cameron Nielson Jr stepped out on the stage just as the initial applause was dying, and climbed the dais with leisurely ease, settling down behind the theremin stand.
12. Friendship is more important than mountaineering, and so for their sakes I told them they'd done very well and we turned back to the prospect of a more leisurely Sunday afternoon, with colour supplements, cats, coffee and carpets to lie on.
13. They walk at a leisurely pace and if prodded, often "play dead".