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Перевод: lurch

[существительное]
крен ; пошатывание; шаткая походка; склонность ;
[глагол]
крениться; пошатываться; идти шатаясь

Тезаурус:

1. "You mean -" Hoomey looked at Nutty with an unexpected lurch of alarm.
2. An unskilled smallholder is likely to lurch from crisis to crisis.
3. Such is the bewildering complexity of sectarian politics in Northern Ireland that Mr Vitty - who draws his support from the gut Loyalist working class housing estates on the eastern outskirts of Belfast - has been left in the lurch by the Official Unionist Party despite campaigning on a United Unionist ticket.
4. Why we feel comfortable with such art, however grotesque, whereas the greatest art always leaves us a little bit uncomfortable , as though the earth we stood on had given a sudden lurch.
5. Labour's response was to blame Mr James Callaghan's financial orthodoxy - it was his government that introduced cash limits on government spending - and to lurch still further to the Left.
6. As we collected a dog it would lurch towards the car, the rest falling silent in their disappointment.
7. But joy of joys, the New Moon in Scorpio on the 29th and some stunning planetary aspects in early November should spark off some kind of personal revival and no matter how many times you have been let down or left in the lurch in the past, emotionally this can and ought to be one of the happiest times you have ever known.
8. English fiction loves such people; it never tires of the lurch, of such areas of darkness.
9. "After being left in the lurch like that, she'd probably have talked."
10. After six miles and double that number of overtaking vehicles, a car drew up, patiently waiting for my embarrassing clumsy backpacking lurch to catch up with it.
11. The man opposite me yanks the communication cord, and we lurch to a halt.
12. Lurch.
13. At a slow but purposeful lurch, he led the way towards the Bar-Tabac.