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Перевод: soldierly

[прилагательное]
воинский; с военной выправкой; мужественный; воинственный; храбрый; решительный

Тезаурус:

1. Richard Duke of Gloucester, the late king's soldierly youngest brother, was at his castle of Middleham in Yorkshire when he received news of Edward the Fourth's death.
2. A spartan, soldierly room.
3. Charles thought he ought to show an interest in more mundane, soldierly matters.
4. Be soldierly,
5. They shared a common aim, however, for each was trying to keep the standard of soldierly behaviour up to at least that of an acceptable minimum.
6. In time, Bernard Callinan has recorded, the Australians also "came to admire the soldierly qualities of other (Japanese) units".
7. As he put the glass to his lips to wash out the thought, his eye caught the soldierly portraits all around, the Divisional insignia above the mantelpiece, the roll of battle honours flanking them on each side, and he had a sudden vision of the mess walls decorated not with these trumpery monuments to man's stupidity but with the torn and mangled limbs of countless unfortunates and, in the place of honour, Corporal Byford's shattered, still bleeding leg.
8. Like many soldierly rulers of his time - like many soldierly rulers since - he seems to have been both a superstitious man and one imbued with a very real sense of the sacred.
9. I think also that aspersions were cast, as asides, on the true soldierly qualities of Sgt York, and hence on all American soldiers, and a three-way fight broke out among the French-Canadian, American and British, to a background drone of German bombers wending their weary way to or from London, or circling in a desultory fashion prior to dumping their bombs with a dull thud on the surrounding countryside.
10. Not thinking much of Fife's soldierly abilities, and judging him in need of a lesson for his crowning of the usurper, he and Keith had attacked Perth town, and found it surprisingly easy to take.
11. It was a strange fact that the Germans who so admired soldierly qualities could never understand soldierly integrity in a prisoner of war, whereas the British, least military of all nations, were probably the most spirited prisoners.