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Перевод: spiteful

[прилагательное]
злобный; злорадный; злопамятный; недоброжелательный; язвительный; ехидный

Тезаурус:

1. He's got a long memory and can be rather spiteful.
2. If there was a car outside the house, she relaxed and speeded up: a car meant visitors and her mother charming, not mad and spiteful.
3. The spiteful Head Girl had deliberately called a sudden rehearsal.
4. Look to th'self though, she's spiteful as a witch's cat!"
5. (A spiteful Sydney paper had added: "What a shame the event went unrecorded.
6. His book challenged Galileo in the most spiteful way.
7. It sounded quite plausible written down, and swapping cards was the sort of spiteful thing Karen might have done.
8. Both sides were fired up - too much so - in some cases - and a spiteful start brought warnings for David Speedie and Keith Alexander before the third-minute incident which saw Rees dismissed for stamping on Downs with the full-back prostrate and helpless.
9. Thus "the cat" becomes an elderly, spiteful, ginger cat, or whatever.
10. And the spiteful Rocks reply,
11. Spiteful gossips, scandalmongers, churls and hypocrites - please read on, if you dare.
12. Mr Patten described it yesterday as a "spiteful and impractical and authoritarian plan".
13. She seems to me terribly unhappy in a way which can make people desperate, spiteful, even wicked."