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Перевод: pugnacious

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Тезаурус:

1. A restless and pugnacious way with paint
2. To hell with the GOOD TALKERS, those pugnacious interviewees all set to give "sleepy" pop the kick in the pants it deserves - pop beauty should be the subject of dumbfoundedness, the breakdown of schematics.
3. In recognition of his enormous contribution to world tennis, fellow ITF members presented him during the World Champions Dinner in the elegant Pavilion Gabriel in Paris, during the French Open, with a specially commissioned bust, complete with that pugnacious chin which perfectly reflects the determined response he has always presented to any potentially damaging challenge.
4. As Patrick Buchanan, a pugnacious supporter of both North and the contras, described it in his autobiography, the world divided neatly in those years into "us" and "them".
5. Margaret Thatcher deserves some of the credit for this sudden silence: in her last cabinet reshuffle she replaced the pugnacious Kenneth Clarke with the patrician William Waldegrave.
6. Shorn of Oliver's physical charisma and reserves of sullen, glowing mystery, Branagh tries to compensate with a pugnacious modernism.
7. Congressmen have been less pugnacious since then, and in exchange Mr Borja has stopped trying to reform things much.
8. Chernobyl is a big reason why the Ukraine and Belorussia, in 1986 docile republics dominated by Brezhnevite Communists, now have mass strikes and increasingly pugnacious independence movements.
9. Pertwee said nothing but his baleful pugnacious look was absurd in its intensity and Wexford was almost embarrassed.
10. He was taut like a coiled spring, compact and pugnacious, both in physique and character.
11. Much of Souza's work can be interpreted as a sort of attack on the mixed nature of his upbringing, as though a restless and pugnacious way with paint might overcome all circumstances and proclaim the painter alone.
12. It was headed by Alexander Eiduk, a pugnacious character who was a member of the GPU collegium.
13. This may be a relief for those who feared that a bigger Germany would be a militarily pugnacious Germany.