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Перевод: punchy

[прилагательное]
сильный; энергичный; напористый; пробивной

Тезаурус:

1. What South American readers will make of his repeated references to the former enemy as "Argies" or of the punchy foreword by Mrs Thatcher is hard to predict.
2. Van Morrison, arguably the second most difficult white performer in rock history, wandered on in a suit to start improvising round a punchy version of the old Weavers hit, Good Night Irene.
3. All the sounds are bright and punchy, the humbucker dishing out the appropriate amount of clean chunk or coil-tapped crunch when desired.
4. Or the more punchy "How would you like to buy some shares in Gibbs Building Contractors - "Don't pick your contractor/ By throwing a dice/ Bring GIBBS into the game/ Ask us for a price"."
5. Would a particular setting help to maintain a punchy sound?
6. Yesterday's, her eleventh as Prime Minister, was one of the very best - well-constructed, lucid, punchy and funny.
7. Later, he delivered the first of his high-tech rallies with a punchy speech and the evening was rounded off with a five-point lead in an opinion poll.
8. FEELING sorry for poor old George "Punchy" Walker, so brutally deprived of his role as chairman and chief exec of Brent Walker by the rest of the board?
9. The Campaign won media attention as a result of its outspoken criticism of the state of British beer, backed by punchy public relations, marches, demonstrations and the launch of the Good Beer Guide, which listed those pubs that still sold "the real thing".
10. Start with a punchy sentence, get them reading.
11. (Unfortunately, this sometimes makes it rather worthy and less punchy than her writing on women.)
12. While operating within tight financial constraints, editor Terry Davies has managed to give a striking and punchy presentation with plenty of information.
13. She said: "We must have pithy, punchy posters which make their point in one, and no more daft adverts like that diet of Brussels rubbish."