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Перевод: mushy

[прилагательное]
мягкий; кашицеобразный; пористый; сентиментальный; слащавый

Тезаурус:

1. Wannabe Ian Bothams should order Harry's Challenge - a giant haddock fillet (9.95): the fish tastes bouncy and fresh in spite of being frozen at sea and transported from Grimsby, and there's a serving of hideously verdant mushy peas on the side.
2. The canned variety tends to be mushy and should therefore be avoided.
3. It is true that the glycol does depress the freezing point of the resulting mixture considerably and so postpones freezing but, when this eventually does happen the result is a mushy ice without mechanical strength which is unlikely to do much harm to the engine.
4. All the walls were painted a sickly green: the same colour, thought Marie, as mushy peas.
5. In normal usage the Dodge stops acceptably, the spongy pedal and "grabbing" only occurring under duress, while the Vauxhall's brakes feel mushy but are stronger and more consistent in their behaviour.
6. Then, the Hegelian "bad infinite" of repeating diminishing cycles: retiring, unretiring, the torture of losing weight, the oiling of mushy reflexes.
7. In places the ice seemed to be frighteningly thin, and our boots turned it mushy as seeping salt water formed lakes in the snow-vales.
8. As seems common with such systems, the pedal is mushy under pressure.
9. Cook for 2 mins until fruit is soft but not mushy.
10. I was intrigued to find that Shanti picked out all the cucumber from my meal, preferred my chicken to her rather mushy dish, pointed at the pickle and selected an onion from her father's plate.
11. The downside is a familiar one: notchy and sticky gearchange, mushy brake pedal, rough and vocal engine (this one had done 4000 miles yet would still not rev to the red line), wind noise at speed and, of course, the seats.
12. "A lot of women in bands, I find, are mushy and tokeny," says Salli.
13. Peas, sweetcorn and mushy soft vegetables, on the other hand, are likely to be too difficult to cope with.