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Перевод: lusty

[прилагательное]
сильный; крепкий; здоровый; живой

Тезаурус:

1. I am trying to avoid going that far: it does keep the ear occupied, at least for its duration, even if it doesn't drift back into your consciousness afterwards, and these are solid, lusty performances by the Camerata quartet, a young Polish group, in impressively immediate recordings.
2. If other powers saw Scotland mainly as France's back door to England, this was certainly not the view taken by the kings of Scotland themselves, who roared for attention, like the most demanding of lusty infants.
3. This develops a lusty 150bhp, but costs 17,595.
4. In 1752 Horace Walpole instructed his brother, Ned, to collect tea seed; Gilbert White came a few years later to discuss difficulties over growing melons at Selborne; and Charles Hatton selected two pots of passion flower, "lusty and strong" in April 1760.
5. "He is quite metamorphosed from a shivering half starved plant, to a lusty, blooming fearless boy."
6. Mortals see only a river or a hill, but somewhere on another plane, these natural objects are fierce, lusty or romantic men and women.
7. Okay, its three-litre V6 engine was reasonably lusty and the lack of buffeting with the hood down was impressive, but the chassis was even less inspiring than I expected.
8. Although Buddie seemed to loom like a lusty giant over Frankie, he was a good deal shorter than the other men who worked around Old Ashfield.
9. This lascivious hankering for the impossible, this lusty speculation and mystification, what the Vermorels call "consumer mysticism", all of this was written off by Punk, which left us with a shame about worship, made it a pad of its task to negotiate equal terms between audience and artist.
10. Some have developed lusty connections with industries of one sort or another, and some have developed special international relationships.
11. Pick your slots with care, however, and tread carefully on the throttle and you can move swiftly through the ratios, making the most of the lusty engine.
12. Whereas all the other farmsteads had either lusty young sons to work the land and tend the animals to improve their living standards, or were able to afford to hire in permanent labour, the Hauxwells were supporting four elderly relatives at one stage, had no sons (Hannah was an only child) and were finally dealt a cruel blow when Hannah's father became mortally ill.
13. Indeed, as the country's stalwart burghers give lusty tongue to the national anthem, Apres des siecles d'esclavage - "After centuries of slavery" - there might be some cynics who would be tempted to reflect that under the present system they are not an awful lot better off.