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Перевод: mutter
[существительное] бормотание; ворчание; отдаленные раскаты; [глагол] бормотать; бурчать; говорить тихо; говорить невнятно; говорить по секрету; ворчать; глухо грохотать
Тезаурус:
- "Oh, no, you ain't," I mutter, turning and twisting and thrusting with my right boot.
- As I neurotically double-check if the tape is running, I mutter by way of apology, "I've had some bad experiences with tape recorders."
- They began to criticize and mutter doubts about the stability of the fairy-tale marriage.
- She began to mutter again and he leaned forward to listen.
- The plastic mind of the bank-clerk had been overlaid, coloured, and distorted by that which he had read, and the result as delivered was a confused tangle of other voices most like the mutter and hum through a City telephone in the busiest part of the day.
- But mention Hanson to those same lobbyists, and they will mutter about "corporate vandals" and "asset-strippers".
- Life would be a whole lot easier, mutter government officials in Tokyo, if the devious Europeans would only behave more like the tough but plain-speaking Americans.
- The young girl was called Anne-Sophie Mutter, whom Karajan took with him to Oxford for his special thank-you concert in the Sheldonian Theatre and whose career has developed formidably since 1977.
- Even as he won the New York primary last week, yet another damaging twist to the army draft-dodging story forced him to mutter implausibly that he had "forgotten" about induction papers sent to him, but conveniently overlooked, when he was a Rhodes Scholar at Oxford.
- "I'll give 'im a bleedin' thick earole in a minute," Otley would mutter rolling up the sleeves of his frilly, dancing shirt.
- Edging between the two tall, upright stones, Tug heard him mutter at the Woman, "Lock up the car and bring the Kalashnikov.
- Her head turned away and she began to mutter incoherently.
- "Toff indeed," they heard Biff mutter as they filed past into the mill.
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