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Перевод: repose

[существительное]
отдых ; передышка ; покой ; тишина ; спокойствие; сон ;
[глагол]
отдыхать; ложиться отдохнуть; спать; давать отдых; останавливаться; задерживаться; покоиться; лежать; класть; основываться; полагаться; держаться

Тезаурус:

1. In repose his face was that of a kindly man with exceptional intelligence.
2. PILLARS OF GOLD by Alice Thomas Ellis Viking, 14.99 CANDLES AND DARK NIGHT by Grace Ingoldby Heinemann, 13.99 AN HONOURABLE DEATH by Iain Crichton-Smith Macmillan, 13.99 THIS DAY AND AGE by Mike Nicol Bloomsbury, 15.99 THERE is little repose in the Kentish Town described so vividly in Pillars of Gold.
3. "Tonight we offer up this Holy Rosary for the repose of the soul of James McQuaid."
4. Often I saw a clean-limbed beech, pale and slender, yet firm in its loftiness, that shook delicately arched branches at the top, and below held out an arm on which a form of schoolboys might have sat, - rising out of fine grass and printing its perfect outlines on the sky, - and I could fancy it enjoyed a life of pleasure that was health, beauty that was strength, thought that was repose.
5. Warren Clarke makes a superbly unattractive and boorish Vic, face in repose like a flat tyre.
6. This littleness is at once paltry and menacing and never in repose.
7. In summary: horizontal lines represent repose, calm eternity, security, the material of earth.
8. George carefully positioned the old bear crossed and in a delightfully laid-back, almost human repose.
9. Once on board, I took a look below, where many men folk were as comfortably spread on the saloon sofas as circumstances would permit, and finding a vacant space sufficiently large to stretch my full complement of feet and inches on, I tried to fall asleep before we got into rough water; but with the first movement of the screw, I was on my feet and on deck, having a view of the hills round Gairloch as they slept in the mist of night ere the faint streaks of dawn disturbed their repose.
10. I learnt from your repose,
11. It was like a sentimental 19th century vision of peaceful repose after protracted suffering, the miserable on Earth rewarded in Heaven.
12. For a family with particular needs for quiet it was ideal, and when Mr Cohen was well a short walk took them into this repose of diverting potential.
13. The whole moral right does not therefore repose in the embryo or the foetus but in the parent and in the medical personnel acting on behalf of society into which such a child would be born.