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Перевод: solicitude

[существительное]
заботливость ; озабоченность ; забота ; заботы ; волнения ; беспокойство
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Тезаурус:

1. He was bitter about Sam's sudden solicitude.
2. Their solicitude made Franca feel that she was going to faint.
3. He found her solicitude touching but Modigliani dismissed her, calling her a milksop.
4. Charmed by so much solicitude, it is a bit of a surprise when, as we begin to talk, he immediately diverts his attention to something else, autographing a pile of cards with, "Excuse me.
5. Avoiding Marcus's eye, Ludens saw his own face, his dark hair unkempt, his shirt awry, his lips patted in a grimace of nervous solicitude.
6. There is no complaining anywhere, just sensitivity, a proper solicitude, and a suggestion whose good sense is immediately seen, and which is efficiently acted upon.
7. Wolfgang and his sister Nannerl remained on close terms throughout his life: his early letters to her and to a Salzburg cousin, Anna Maria Thekla ("the Bsle", as he called her) are full of juvenile high spirits, spiced with an earthy, often indelicate sense of humour, while his later letters to his sister show a touching solicitude for the state of her health and spirits.
8. And not only the Xarits (or Charits, the Greek Graces) bend some solicitude over the unnamed revolutionary comrade, so does the poet - for indeed in 1930 Pound's desire for an authoritarian leader in politics was as ready to fix on Lenin as on Mussolini.
9. She was grateful to him for his solicitude and the tale came slowly out.
10. He thought that he left the church unnoticed, but Isobel saw him as she stepped out of her pew, and, as far as anything could penetrate to her at such a time, she was touched by his solicitude.
11. It may be, indeed, that their solicitude for the boy was slightly harmful, for the Prince was easily distracted from his studies to the extent that his tutor, Augustin Filon, later remarked: "It needed the effects of the revolution and exile in order to harden the Prince's will to work."
12. But I could make no sort of impression upon him when I visited him a second time, the fear of death was gone, and with it all solicitude about religion."
13. These two words brought Elinor out in a kind of rash of solicitude.