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Перевод: perfidious

[прилагательное]
вероломный; предательский

Тезаурус:

1. France decided not to rely upon either the Americans or the perfidious British - a reaction which was strengthened by the return to power of Charles de Gaulle (May 1958).
2. Li Peng's sharp criticism of the political reform package he called it "perfidious" was greeted by loud applause from the 3,000 delegates.
3. The government had offered 20,000 for Montrose and Macleod claimed that reward; but his perfidious abuse of the age-old tradition of Highland hospitality brought him only 400 bolls of oatmeal, and the eventual ruin of his clan.
4. The only consolation that Britain's partners could perceive was that she had not reneged on her Brussels Treaty obligations altogether: her commitment to station troops permanently on the Continent was still intact, but many people wondered for how long - "perfidious Albion'!
5. Moreover, if the USA was suspicious of perfidious Albion, it was increasingly fearful of the spread of communism and convinced of the need for an economically and democratically strong Western Europe as a bulwark against it Louis, 1977.
6. Mesnel, known for his Anglophobic outbursts, was always at hand with a vitriolic comment about the "perfidious Albion" and what he called "the legendary hypocrisy of the English".
7. The air was thick with paranoia as the conversation turned to the perfidious question of appearance money.
8. Logie Bruce Lockhart, the former Scottish international, said in a letter published in a French newspaper: "Don't attach too much importance to the mistakes of the referee (real or imagined) or to an Anglo-Saxon plot schemed by the perfidious Albion".
9. After the fall of a fort to the perfidious French (Patrice Chereau), Hawkeye has to protect the girl from Magua (Studi), a vengeance-crazed Huron.
10. During the 19th and 20th centuries, this came to be known as the policy of the balance of power, and was principally associated with perfidious Albion.
11. As for folie de groseilles vertes it is no longer perfidious Albion's frailty, serene and cool, but a wild whirl of summer gaiety and greenery.
12. Long after America had thrown off the yoke of colonial rule, Americans still held such a poor opinion of the perfidious English that such a pool shot was also described as Putting on the English.
13. Charles was requested by Stephen "not to mix the famous Frankish blood with the perfidious foul leprous Lombard stock - a truly diabolical coupling which no true man could call a marriage "