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Перевод: poignant
[прилагательное] острый; пикантный; горький; мучительный; резкий; едкий; колкий; проницательный; живой
Тезаурус:
- Combining a poignant exploration of his relationship with his father with a sharply critical account of the Dublin political media, John Waters captures the change in recent Irish society.
- It tells a poignant story about the community where Singleton grew up: of three friends growing up in a South Central Los Angeles neighbourhood, and of street life where friendship, pain, danger and love combine to form reality.
- As she left Coleherne Court she left a poignant note for her flatmates, giving them her new telephone number: "For God's sake ring me up - I'm going to need you."
- We both agreed that Dostoievsky's short-story "First Love" was one of the most poignant of short fiction pieces ever written.
- The prize for Best Car Park Love Song went to Patsy Hubcap, known as "the nightingale of pay-and-display", for her poignant number, Are You Just Leaving?
- This is particularly poignant towards the end when both girls and boys, the youth of their generation, disappear forever in the tragedy of war
- In 2001: A Space Odyssey there is a poignant scene where the computer, Hal, has his brain disconnected in retaliation for un-user-friendly conduct.
- In a poignant soliloquy, watching smoke curl into the sky like an ethereal question mark, he exclaims, "Ah, human beings - they tremble and worry like a leaf in the storm because they know and because they don't know."
- Still, the crux of this particular and oddly poignant interview would become evident with the flippant and pointed question, "Are you making lots of money now?"
- The recent change of policy has unfrozen a flood of music by younger figures who have not undergone similar cultural repression, though the conditions of their work remain poignant and precarious.
- Among the four Rachmaninov songs, the oriental-sounding Never sing to me again the songs of Georgia was particularly dark, rich and poignant.
- Delivery performance is particularly poignant and assumes a high visibility.
- Sir: Sue Wells' poignant article about adoption (Living, 2 October) captures the heartbreak felt by so many other parents living in Britain today.
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