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Перевод: cowardly
[прилагательное]
трусливый; малодушный;
[наречие]
трусливо
Тезаурус:
- Leaving a dozen men under Ollokot to besiege Gibbon, Joseph led his people south at noon, hauling the wounded on travois and noting sadly: "The Nez Perce never make war on women and children; we could have killed a great many women and children while the war lasted, but we would feel ashamed to do so cowardly an act."
- At 21 years of age at the outbreak of this, I was familiar with the intrigues involved, the cowardly politics of the west in its neutral attitude - particularly Britain - and the terrible dangers to the world if the democratically-elected Spanish government were to collapse, as did happen.
- The utter incongruity of seeking to protect the natural world, both creatures and habitat, by threatening the well-being or life of one part of that natural world in the name of another is mind-boggling; such violence is foolish, cowardly and morally indefensible.
- Rab a whole new confidence; the miserable wretch, like a cowardly freak, had tip-toed into this place.
- I'll admit that hearing about that sermon gave me a cowardly frisson of fear.
- One of those cowardly specimens who observably flinched in the football tackle or too noticeably avoided the sporadic playground rough and tumble.
- If only he had not caught nits and been sent home from school, fallen in the beck, lost his shoes, been attacked by Rosie or injured his hand just because he was too cowardly to follow Buddie's instructions.
- "It was a brutal and cowardly attack on wretched creatures whose offences placed them at the bottom of the prison heap," he said.
- Why have I been treated in such a cowardly and despicable manner?"
- A cowardly vacillation, this hesitation to commit themselves to being myth.
- Now, that seemed cowardly.
- For what you cowardly heroes are doing isn't helping Adolf Hitler.
- Arabs are no longer seen as cowardly and loathsome terrorists; their determination and solidarity has impressed their enemies.
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