Перевод слова

Перевод: humor

[существительное]
юмор ; чувство юмора; настроение; склонность ; темперамент ; нрав ;
[глагол]
потакать; ублажать; уважить

Тезаурус:

1. In his analysis of disease, he presented a similar critique of the four - humor theory to that of Paracelsus, developing the view that diseases should be treated as specific disorders of specific organs requiring specific chemical remedies.
2. One of them remarked: "Die Englander haben Humor."
3. pastiche is black parody, parody that has lost its humor.
4. "Our friends have an idea for a joint lecture on educational television about the mechanics of humor," Willoughby said.
5. "Could we talk now about humor?" said Maximilian.
6. Maximilian said grimly that his special interest was humor, and Jo-Ann said that her topic in the thesis had been the theme of male chauvinism in Edward's published legal opinions.
7. He felt animated; and then he remembered his obligation to be bedridden; and then he wondered what Henry was saying to the analyst, and whether his friend's loyalty and humor were visible to the man, and what was to happen next to them all.
8. "He did not come across to people as an inflexible ideologue, but as a sensible sincere man with a good sense of humor and a friendly interest in other people's concerns.
9. Gamow had quite a sense of humor - he persuaded the nuclear scientist Hans Bethe to add his name to the paper to make the list of authors Alpher, Bethe, Gamow, like the first three letters of the Greek alphabet, alpha, beta, gamma: particularly appropriate for a paper on the beginning of the universe!
10. And the audience laughed, with relief rather than humor, and from somewhere at the back someone clapped loudly, making the laughter rise again before it subsided into silence.
11. 7 Avoid humor or personal remarks.
12. "V-P Bush utilised his sense of humor by laughing" - University of Texas speech coach, adjudicating on V-P TV debate
13. On Dada he wrote: "With robust iconoclastic humor the Dadaists mocked what they considered the sorry shams of European culture.