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Перевод: hectic
[прилагательное]
чахоточный; лихорадочный; возбужденный; беспокойный; гектический;
[существительное]
чахоточный больной; чахоточный румянец
Тезаурус:
- Now, as he grew older and more mature, especially after his hectic and sometimes horrifying war experiences, he realised how lucky he was to be born and live in such a place.
- Nights when ops were on were not so hectic now that the boys did not have the long runs to Berlin and Nuremburg, just specific targets in France and western Germany.
- It was pretty hectic - and scary.
- There was allays someone going on or coming off night duty, or reeling in late after a hectic night in the village pub.
- Ironically, at the time both were leading such hectic lives that even though they were both still living at the family home in Melbourne they had almost no time to spend together.
- Quite often operations could be cancelled at the last moment owing to worsening weather conditions, and this must have been a terrible let-down for them, after getting themselves keyed-up for yet another hectic night.
- Although Rod Wallace opened the scoring from Strachan's pull-back 10 minutes into the second half, nervous, unconvincing Leeds could not be sure of victory until both Lee Chapman and Cantona scored in a hectic final three minutes.
- It is not always possible to give adequate thought to the future when caught up in the day-to-day running of an operation, but if you live the business, as Sir Hector unashamedly does, there are always less hectic times to mull over major issues.
- It may take the form of actually saying "No" to a hectic social life.
- From 1970 to 1975, the planting of new vineyards was particularly hectic and the figures for 1982-;5 are but an indication of yet another intensive period of viticultivating new land within the delimited region.
- Those were hectic days - he can remember coming home so tired after watch duty that he fell into bed, still dressed in over-coat, tin hat and boots.
- IT WILL be a hectic Easter weekend for Lord Petre, who is to open his family seat, Ingatestone Hall, to the public for the first time.
- She had brought detective novels and thrillers and cursed her hectic reading speed: only the second day and she was half-way down the pile.
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