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Перевод: lukewarm
[прилагательное] теплый; тепловатый; равнодушный; безразличный; вялый; не особенно ревностный
Тезаурус:
- His lukewarm relationship with Ayrton Senna comes across firmly, particularly bearing in mind that this book closes with the end of the 1988 season.
- And when they did get out, the response from the all-important fleets was lukewarm and enthusiasm from private buyers greatly tempered by the general sales collapse of December and January.
- Good carvery (8.25) fell short on lukewarm hot dishes.
- At the beginning of the tour it was very lukewarm.
- This is the sort of cheap bitter jibe we love to say to each other when we feel wronged by life and attribute it to the lukewarm stew of Englishness.
- The "lukewarm" state is of course a biblical and transcendental and authoritative anchoring of "indifference".
- Oppenheimer's "defects of character", the political indiscretions and Communist Front connections of his past, were seen to be an excuse for the real reason for his suspension: that the father of the A-bomb was "lacking enthusiasm" and "lukewarm" about the H-bomb.
- Meanwhile, Lion Cavern, the Greenham winner, is by no means certain to run in the 2,000 Guineas, hence the lukewarm reaction from bookmakers.
- He followed Tammuz up the corridor into his office and accepted a plastic cup of lukewarm killer coffee.
- This is the more remarkable in view of the lukewarm support some of the policies have had in the Cabinet and party.
- We aim straight at the art of The Possessed by observing that the follow-up, I'm a lukewarm man, or I'm an indifferent, an apathetic man, is beyond Stavrogin.
- In the next Conservative government, Edward Heath was so lukewarm about the idea that between 1970 and 1973 only nine political knighthoods were awarded, provoking complaints of knight starvation.
- It was a lukewarm liquid on which floated a thin layer of fat and which contained in its suspicious-looking depths lumps of boiling beef, pieces of cauliflower and other assorted vegetables.
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