Перевод слова

Перевод: impotent

[прилагательное]
бессильный; слабый; импотентный;
[существительное]
импотент ; слабохарактерный человек

Тезаурус:

1. Sad really, but I'd rather the impotent ramblings appeared in the Spectator and left the Guardian to those of us who enjoy reading it.
2. Isolated, they could be treated as virtually impotent, and therefore tolerated.
3. In December 1988 Gorbachev took the United Nations by storm and wrongfooted the American administration, then impotent during the hand-over of power from Reagan to President-elect George Bush, by announcing a unilateral reduction of 10 per cent in Russia's conventional forces.
4. As it is used in the draft poem it seems to imply that not only are the decadent versions of primitive sexual rituals inane, the god dead and impotent, however passionate the rituals of his worship, but that even the ultimate act of martyrdom is a sexual indulgence.
5. The terrible times had rendered individuals impotent; many Jews consoled themselves by clinging to any available straw and concealed themselves behind bastions of casuistry.
6. Since Rachel had sneaked her Mrs Gordon into Phoebe's half of the house, misunderstanding and not caring about Phoebe's impotent fury, Phoebe had become even more rigorous about Maggie's tidiness.
7. (Who else could write of his "impotent guilt, on the walk from the Royal Opera House to the Savoy Hotel for supper," on observing the homeless sleeping in doorways?)
8. Changes in the system of justice are likely to be introduced in cases involving organised crime, to speed trials and strengthen Colombia's impotent courts.
9. As far as is known there are no reports of fertile male mules, though they are far from impotent.
10. The action is set in a south London council flat of hideous squalor over the Easter weekend of 1990, and it begins with a young man effing and blinding in a crescendo of impotent, inarticulate fury, before picking up a television and hurling it across the room.
11. "The directors have been impotent because the deal was between Martin Edwards and Michael Knighton.
12. The "Singing Budgie" and "We Hate Kylie" campaign had at first seemed impotent against the simple, unquenchable ambition of Kylie.
13. He felt impotent, uncertain about what he should be doing, what was expected of him.