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Перевод: ominous
[прилагательное] зловещий; угрожающий
Тезаурус:
- It seemed ominous that the hotel was in Glasgow's George Square, and we had met six-and-a-half years previously in George Square in Edinburgh.
- This ominous escalation of tension has come amid reports that the rail blockade of Armenia and Nagorny Karabakh by Azerbaijan - partially lifted at least in recent days - has been re-imposed after fresh violence.
- "The fact that the Labour Party is standing aloof looks ominous."
- It was strange, strange and ominous, that he had seen her before, outside the University last week.
- Its recognition of the significance of the motor car and its removal to the edge of the main city area was ominous.
- The development of the law along these lines is recent and confirmation of it by an august Commission is ominous.
- We drove to Schiehallion along snowy roads, under a grey and ominous sky.
- The Bowery looked ominous but I wasn't afraid.
- Clammy nausea came again, enveloping and ominous.
- Jazz went back and said, "Lay off him," but the skinhead lowered his hands into a more ominous position and said, "And what if I don't, darling?
- It was beginning to look ominous for the Light Blues, as the final bend favoured Oxford.
- There is an option for institutions to subscribe for shares in individual authorities but that comes with the ominous warning that there is no guarantee the shares will be available.
- The word "colic" in relation to horses has as ominous a sound as the word "cancer" does in relation to people.
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