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Перевод: melodious

[прилагательное]
мелодичный; мягкий; нежный; певучий; музыкальный; напевный

Тезаурус:

1. To his rough Lay melodious Sounds succeed:
2. The melodious chant of the monks intoning the psalm caught his ear, "Exsurge Domine, Exsurge et vindica causam meam" - "Arise, O Lord, arise, and judge my cause".
3. And just to prove it, he crooned out a few bars in an impressively melodious baritone: "Nice people with nice habits, and got no money at all."
4. Before that engulfs us completely, the old Kinnock-Hattersley partnership is worth what Milton called "the meed of some melodious tear".
5. However, melodious success was not entirely fruitful and in the late Eighties Ms Fahey retired from Bananarama and moved to Los Angeles.
6. He was from Mumbles on the Gower Peninsula and had retained his melodious Welsh accent.
7. Whilst they were thus disputing, politely, the moral niceties of their interesting situation, a rushing sound was heard, and a melodious twanging, and the lady became very agitated, and said the black magician was on his way.
8. GOTZ Friedrich's 1977 staging of Der Freischutz, soberly revived at Covent Garden by Wolfgang Bucher, makes a straightforward and unambitious introduction to Weber's melodious nervy masterpiece about the young huntsman who tries to cheat his way to the head ranger's job and daughter with magic bullets.
9. Even on his worst (silent) days he was easily stirred by the song of a human or a bird, by the laugh of a woodpecker, the bark of a pheasant, the sight of a rare butterfly, or the bark of a fox in the darkness - with his easy and melodious way of putting over his knowledge
10. In Eliot's poem it is "While the melodious fountain falls" that love is made, but we are forced to be conscious of an artifice "(Carved by the cunning Bolognese)" which suggests that the apparently primitive fertility ritual where "The Adepts twine beneath the trees/ The sacrificial exercise" has become a decadent pleasure, rather than a genuine ritual.
11. The Passionate Shepherd, Marlowe, invoked his pastoral love to be with him "By shallow rivers, to whose falls/ Melodious birds sing madrigals".
12. Bevin (Gaelic, " Melodious Lady ")
13. There was a multitude of bells - solemn, melodious, hasty, irritable, angry, tinny, noble, girlish - an infinite variety of calls to worship and memorials of passing time.