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Перевод: muted

[прилагательное]
приглушенный; неяркий

Тезаурус:

1. People muted their disagreements, incorporated counter-assumptions and interpretations into statements of fact.
2. The comparatively muted way in which the Thatcher decade was celebrated in May 1989 suggested some hesitancy amongst the Conservatives themselves.
3. News of his departure was greeted with muted satisfaction by people on the streets of Tirana, the capital.
4. Although conference representatives seemed muted in their applause for Kenneth Baker, the party chairman, when he defended water privatisation, they responded well to his support for Mr Lawson's increase in interest rates.
5. Yet the Chelsea manager, Bobby Campbell, and Arsenal assistant, Theo Foley, agreed it had been a good match, and the spectators' complaints were muted.
6. Mr Darby himself, a professionally miserable man in his late sixties, handed Billykins down from the car and into the chapel and, as the mourners crowded in after her, as politely unaggressive as only mourners can be, there was a real, though muted feeling of loss in the air.
7. Today, with the winning of the vote and civil rights for women, changes which the Catholic church opposed at the time, the secular aspect of this argument of women's inferiority is muted in Catholic pronouncements.
8. The answer can be only a muted "yes" since the economic foundations of most African countries, and the size and distribution of their population is very different to the situation prevailing in the early 1960s.
9. Though the company has already muted Cisco's marketing (dropping the slogan: "It takes you by surprise"), Mrs Novello says it must do more - perhaps change the bottle's shape and colour.
10. But they appeared to me as if seen through the wrong end of a telescope, muted and unreal.
11. The result is slick and stylish but somehow muted
12. This information was apparently relayed, for, after muted conversation with someone inside, the dark woman said, "Come in," rather ungraciously, and stood aside.
13. Kathleen's hysterics were now slightly muted, but had turned to shattering hiccups.