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Перевод: slighted

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1. The latter quality was to remain with him throughout his career, for whatever else his faults may have been, no one ever slighted James's desire to win: to win at anything and everything, from backgammon through girls to any sport he ever played.
2. This argument was slighted by those who felt that the tourist was more concerned with a modern hotel than an ancient mansion, but the case can no longer be treated so flippantly.
3. But you feel slighted and frustrated because you want the promotion and the higher salary and any other perks that go with it.
4. As with all denizens of Fairyland, the glastyn may be perverse as well as benign by turn, and reports have been noted of those who have run amok, raping women and destroying crops if they have been slighted in any way.
5. This disillusion causes one to feel neglected, slighted, rejected, etc.
6. If a new kitten is brought into the home the old cat may feel slighted by all the attention the newcomer is receiving.
7. I sense his slighted dignity and mouth some platitude about boys being boys the world over.
8. Historical background is only compressed in a monograph; biographical material may be more extensive in other sources; the painter's contemporaries will not receive much attention, and may be slighted.
9. We cannot know - and she was by this time fifty-eight years old to Jack's thirty-three - whether she felt personally slighted by the change.
10. They felt themselves the most slighted of the folk of Ulthuan.
11. The book and the play were inevitably reviewed together, and the play is undoubtedly an explosion of anger by a young dramatist obsessed by a fierce personal conviction that he has been socially slighted.
12. He had gauged this wrong, he must not allow her to report his having slighted the place.
13. With Napoleone Lomellini were other Genoese noblemen he had come to know, and sometimes find ways to baulk, when common justice appeared to be slighted.