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Перевод: petulance

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раздражительность ; нетерпеливость ; раздражение
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Тезаурус:

1. Such frissons of jealousy, petulance and energy-consuming rivalry in presentation are still not unknown in the School Council's genetically different grandchild, the National Curriculum Council, and in its relationship with the DES.
2. But she had not possessed the capacity to benefit from her revelation, and so bitterness, petulance and self-pity became the only possible responses.
3. It's been seven long years since they ran the riot act, but there remains a threatening air of petulance and possibility about their onstage demeanour that throws a star-spangled spanner into the works.
4. Anger and petulance did turn her on, he knew.
5. They were guilty of lax marking as Scunthorpe took the lead from two crosses aimed without challenge, and weakened by Baker's sending off in the 36th minute, a pathetic flourish of petulance.
6. Below the bridge, the stream, so far well behaved, vanishes in a fit of petulance into Thorns Gill Cave on its north bank, the interior being out of bounds to all but experienced cavers.
7. Ashton's careful build-up to this climax makes Vera's discovery of them in each other's arms all the more poignant because she shows a child-like petulance at losing one she so longed to have for her own.
8. Now, in Quindale vestry, putting on his Lenten stole (regarded as unacceptably High Church by some of his deanery) Peter was full of remorse for his petulance.
9. Made public this became a display of petulance and obstinacy, from which Miller emerged the loser.
10. Poor Susie Smallwood, she had always said to herself, poor Susie, with her discontented little face and her sports car and her Rolex watch; but now enviable Susie who could, and would, albeit with a show of petulance, leave Loxford and begin again.
11. Was it mere petulance on the part of a former leader who remains unreconciled to her overthrow?
12. Her deliberate breach of protocol at No. 10 might be construed partly as a late revenge for those teenage tortures, though her anger, now transmuted into political sloganising, runs deeper than mere petulance.
13. "Courtney!" he screams in mock petulance, "Get the f- off my stage!"