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Перевод: taciturn

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молчаливый; неразговорчивый

Тезаурус:

1. Joseph Slatter made a brief and taciturn appearance at Wantage Petty Sessions before Mr H. D. de Vitre.
2. They did not - and it was admittedly no part of their business to do so - inform us for which purposes the existing social services are "excessive"; and it may be observed that other commentators, political and non-political, though they are frequently willing to indicate social services which in their opinion are "inadequate", are extremely taciturn when it comes to illustrating the more obvious half of the truism with specific examples.
3. Jarman would then take the man's belongings, deposit the body in a nearby river and sell his horse and clothes to the taciturn gypsies that wandered the moor.
4. Van Cleef was wonderfully evil and perhaps not a little of Eastwood's taciturn appeal lay in the compelling menace of his adversary.
5. At the first hotel I worked in, I had shared an "office, with one other cleaner - a taciturn alcoholic who taught me how to keep my head down - but in my new job, there were five of us who shared the same poky little room.
6. The taciturn Tor falls off his log and eventually complains of painful stomach muscles.
7. Dr Bowie, a normally taciturn man, said that if radiation from Hinkley Point was responsible, "there would have had to have been an enormous leak".
8. His men were all Rhodesians, tough, self-reliant and taciturn men to whom the open-air life was second nature.
9. Of course the sense of occasion is heightened by this seasonal tide and many feel that here the Calvinist Kirk is at its very essence - grim, taciturn, with the minister perched in judgement on a wicked generation, like a hoodie craw in the pulpit.
10. Hardy was always sensitive to the sound of voices, but the taciturn Gabriel's motif is his flute.
11. I had with me Bagehot, Ash, Mrs Jameson, Professor Spear, Miss LaMotte and her friend Miss Glover, the last somewhat taciturn.
12. Mrs Hawkes wrote regretfully of the taciturn death of the widow of her former mentor:
13. Thus they caused deep resentment in the hearts of the British troops, more taciturn, impoverished, and clothed in far rougher and less smart uniforms.