Перевод слова

Перевод: patience

[существительное]
терпение; терпеливость ; настойчивость ; пасьянс

Тезаурус:

1. Ricardo shows great patience with me as I reach for the dictionary or, using a book and his long fingers, he makes the rituals clear to me.
2. Diana looked half-frozen herself and battled with a useless umbrella; the feather on her hat began to flop, yet she stayed and chatted for longer than ever, as if to reward the people for their patience.
3. The letters between Miller and Bartram show what could be achieved by patience and forbearance two hundred years ago.
4. "Someone once said that playing patience was the nearest thing to being dead."
5. Very few people believe that a solution is impossible to find and the public will lose patience with a dispute that seems to be about money.
6. No wonder they are losing patience.
7. After all, with time, money and patience, but no sense, it would be possible to fit a V12 Jaguar engine into an 80 inch!
8. The Most Rev John Habgood, Archbishop of York, said the Church "must exercise patience and not use threats of walkouts and illegal actions".
9. Patience is not what we associate with Pound, and from time to time he seems to have kicked over the traces (at least once to be ticked off for it by Dorothy): yet we see all over again that the young Pound was well content with Edwardian England, was hopeful of it and ready to abide by its rules in everything that mattered.
10. To achieve all this is going to take time, patience, and careful planning.
11. He admired so many qualities in Fisher: the shrewdness about people, the grasp of practical problems, the ability to work very long hours, the patience under abuse from the press, the humility which went with a cocksureness that was not arrogance.
12. He had neither the patience nor method to understand properly how they worked and he would not bow to any instruction other than his own perusal of certain manuals and textbooks.
13. No goodwill speeches, no glowing perorations about "the patience of our people under misfortune" alter the plain fact that if people have to live and bear and bring up children in bad houses on too little food, their resistance to disease is lowered and they die before they should.