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Перевод: happy
[прилагательное]
счастливый; довольный; навеселе; веселый; удачный; благополучный; подходящий
Тезаурус:
- Shostakovich himself declared that he wanted to write a "happy" Symphony, but somehow he does not quite seem the natural choice for such a thing.
- In spite of our happy experiences with SBA, the electronic throttle and the electronic linkage, we did have some problems with the Same's performance monitor.
- Thomas Gray passing Thirlmere in 1769 said "I now began to see Helm Crag - stones in wild confusion"; but he concluded "all is peace, rusticity and happy poverty", a phrase which might come straight from Rousseau.
- Glasgow's close association with the Mr Smiley logo predates acid house by several years, his happy face harnessed in 1983 to sell the world the PR legend, "Glasgow's Miles Better".
- It's like a fantasy re-creation of interwar slum clearance - happy working-class families rescued from their slum houses and enjoying their new flats.
- I am happy to have distractions kept to a minimum."
- You know I'd be happy on a bicycle as long as I was with you."
- He was happy now, relieved, pleased with himself, ready to be indulgent.
- They were also happy to use the new triphosphors (each of which gives a narrow band of visible light), because these give better colour rendering.
- Donald Davie, in a dispirited essay called "Criticism and the Academy", ruefully acknowledges that the belletrist criticism of men of letters such as Edmund Wilson and Cyril Connolly (unequal figures, these, one has to remark) might have more to be said for it than he, as a lifelong academic, would be happy to acknowledge:
- This should have been a happy and holy occasion but the expressions on the faces looking up at him - Denis, Hana, Uncle Mick, Carmella, now pale and shaken, even poor Joey - told him more than any words how empty the action was.
- Harwich, too, is a source of happy memories, a favourite being the policeman who actually smiled.
- Until that time be happy with what you can get."
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