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Перевод: sluggish

[прилагательное]
медлительный; вялый; инертный; медленный; бездеятельный; дряблый; ленивый; неповоротливый

Тезаурус:

1. Water flowed in the centre, shallow and sluggish.
2. For all its surface vehemence, the second movement observes the explosion from a safe distance, the following allegretto is sluggish and mechanical, with little in the way of slyly pointed playing to sustain it - even the climax fails to break free from its rigid framework, and the Finale, despite a powerful, thrusting allegro , is dogged by a lethargic introduction.
3. Even if we eat and drink well, we become sluggish inside without exercise to stimulate the metabolism.
4. Street lighting is spasmodic and piped water comes in sluggish fits and starts.
5. To start with, Wright was sluggish in covering the court.
6. Shares rose sharply at the beginning of the year in anticipation of an economic rebound, but the recovery has so far been very sluggish.
7. A sluggish state of mind
8. Misjudge a change point, drop much below 3500rpm and the engine felt flat, even sluggish, as it waited for the turbo to come on strong again.
9. Its deficit has been shrinking steadily, from a peak of 162 billion in 1987 to about 95 billion last year, as the cheap dollar has helped exports and sluggish demand at home has slowed imports.
10. Even this 1.8GL model, with the more powerful 90 bhp engine, is no ball of fire, and the standard 1.4-litre 60 bhp model looks distinctly sluggish compared with most rivals.
11. You wake in the morning feeling "sluggish" and find it difficult to get out of bed.
12. But the picture is one of sluggish sales and high overheads.
13. Although conservation measures are understood to have been rigorously applied and economic growth has been sluggish or negative over the past few years, neither energy consumption nor oil consumption has fallen in any significant way in Eastern Europe.