Перевод слова

Перевод: humour

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

Тезаурус:

1. James bowed ironically and offered them the document; Alexander Menzies pretended to think about it for a full five minutes and signed it with extraordinary flourishes that made the pen splutter and seemed to say, "Very well, I will humour your ridiculous ritual."
2. As the initiator of the contact, the tone of the encounter, the degree of relaxation, ease and good humour, depends On you.
3. RSM Steve Marcham, responsible for discipline at the Guards Depot at Pirbright in Surrey, gets results by quoting Kipling and with bayonet-sharp humour.
4. Immediately after that comes an extended narrative, containing much wit and satirical humour, about a certain Balak, king of Moab, hiring a seer called Balaam to put the invading Israelites under a divine curse (chs.
5. Nigel supposed it was just Cockney humour.
6. Ray French does not possess Moorhouse's gifts as a writer, but he has never been short of constructive opinion, good ideas or a sense of humour, qualities readily apparent in More Kinds of Rugby.
7. Gironella is far removed from such light humour.
8. The following is his acceptance speech as President and, while betraying a certain youthfulness, it demonstrates the cast - the humour and the audacity - of his mind at that time:
9. "That's where you tether your horses," said the cleaner, with the unerring British humour which demolishes all absurdities.
10. He was a grey-haired dynamo of a man, bursting with ideas and good humour, who was not afraid to speak his mind to the Prince of Wales.
11. NIGEL LAWSON has been testing Ivory Sime's sense of humour.
12. In other cases they added humour, most notably in Lanchbery's score for La Fille Mal Garde , where several witty slants in the orchestration raise laughter, for example the music for the Cock and the Hens.
13. Not that Masha was unable to enjoy herself - she had a fine sense of humour and loved to sing, which she could do well, serenading the songs of her homeland - lullabies and airs which still resonate in her son's head to this day.