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Перевод: mingled

[прилагательное]
смешанный

Тезаурус:

1. AN ATMOSPHERE of excitement mingled with a fair amount of caution and some controversy has taken over CERN, Europe's centre near Geneva for research into subatomic particles.
2. His blood mingled with the red wine of the Mass.
3. Mingled pleasure and fury shook his aged frame, but overriding all these agitations was the urgent need for a drink.
4. In any case, Fred Winterbotham first succeeded in charming the Nazis' arch-ideologue Alfred Rosenberg and through him mingled attentively with the highest elements of the Party.
5. Lachlan gazed at him in mingled disbelief and hope.
6. He was never ashamed of being deaf without speech when he moved in society, and mingled with deaf people on every possible occasion.
7. There was a mingled smell of disinfectant, of warm summer flesh, of Alison's bare feet in their open sandals, of the fresh cotton material of her drawn-back dress.
8. Her coughing had started again and soon tears mingled with wheezing and she was in a sorry state by the time her husband came back to say the carriage was ready.
9. In that cold war atmosphere that was mingled with the chill dictatorship of Franco, I felt that the American "innocents" of Henry James's novels had become the sophisticated manipulators his Europeans had once appeared to be.
10. Unbelief mingled with a kind of optimism in Peregrine's expression.
11. And we went on writing poems, in that luxuriant air of mingled spirituality and sexual anguish.
12. One could sit here and admire the view, she thought; or lie almost hidden by the tall golden grasses which, perhaps because the place was not easy of access, had been left to grow to their full height and now filled the air with their mingled scents.
13. From that school of mingled games, friendliness and lessons I went with but a short pause to one where lessons were business, and a very serious business indeed since most of the scholars had already begun to work in offices and came here in the evenings to qualify themselves to earn more money and more leisure.