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Перевод: elusive
[прилагательное] неуловимый; ускользающий; уклончивый; ненадежный; слабый; незапоминающийся; ускользающий из памяти
Тезаурус:
- Of all study skills, perhaps the most elusive is the ability to organise and manage time effectively.
- Success in this field was elusive until in 1915, Yamagiwa and Ichikawa produced tumours by painting coal tar on the ears of rabbits.
- Doreen McBarnet and Christopher Whelan in a paper entitled The Elusive Spirit of the Law consider the limits of formalism in attempts to control market activity and the possible effectiveness of anti-formalist strategies such as that claimed by the ASB.
- The only one of them that I was interested in, though, was either extremely elusive, or not there.
- If the object of our faith were as elusive as the Loch Ness monster or as inconsequential as whether to have a third cup of afternoon tea, then doubt makes little difference.
- The d - d elusive S.A.S.
- Somatostatin, a hormone that inhibits the release of growth hormone, is now well know, but its opposite proved elusive.
- Again, because of the elusive if all-pervading nature of the theme, it is difficult to formalise into legislation on humanising work as several European countries have discovered by experience.
- At Queen's Park, Trinidad in the First "Test" contact was proving particularly elusive for Ian Salisbury, causing Clayton Lambert at short leg to comment: "Hey, you man, bowl him a straight one.
- It was the cure that was so elusive.
- She is capricious, elusive and quite irresistible.
- The crush can generate "pressure" on ministers, and affect the elusive "mood of the House" that MPs like to interpret as the will of the nation.
- Location, Sensation, Modalities, Concominants I muttered looking around me, trying to imprint some image of elusive Englishness.
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