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Перевод: huff
[существительное] припадок раздражения; припадок гнева; вспышка гнева; фук ; фуканье; [глагол] раздражать; выводить из себя; обижать; оскорблять; обижаться; оскорбляться; задирать; запугивать; принуждать угрозами; шумно дышать; фукнуть; дуть; фукать
Тезаурус:
- With that final remark he would go into a huff and that would be the end of the conversation.
- They had in fact been most positive and open, entering fully into the new church life with none leaving "in a huff".
- I got my nose pressed against the glass and it keeps steaming up with my huff, so I wipe it with my fingers.
- "Splendid," he wheezed, "I - PUFF! - made it just in - HUFF, PUFF! - time.
- She'd nothing to worry about, especially since that old bitch Mrs Gerard had walked off in a huff.
- It gloats when we win and goes in the huff when we lose.
- I'm to huff, I'm to puff,
- After just a minute or so, especially if we were handling metal, we would need to stop and huff on to frozen fingers, standing around with pained expressions while circulation returned.
- There are also some useful and amusing guidelines in Darrell Huff's perennial best-seller How to Lie with Statistics (1973).
- In 1987 he took over Ronald Reagan's bickering AIDS commission after its previous chairman resigned in a huff.
- In 1984, Ceauescu almost went home in a huff from Greece when even Andreas Papandreou's government balked at awarding the highest honours twice over.
- This is the video to huff and puff away to in the privacy of your living room - it received an overall thumbs-up as safe, enjoyable, well-presented, high quality exercise.
- Dudley, after years of trying to get redress by law, went off to the Continent in a huff (and a fancy woman) where the Emperor created him a duke and overlooked the fancy woman.
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