Перевод слова

Перевод: unpalatable

[прилагательное]
невкусный; неприятный

Тезаурус:

1. Indeed, bracken also contains other unpleasant substances, terpenes, which, like the cinnabars and alkaloids, are harvested by the saw-fly larvae and stored in their bodies, making them unpalatable to predators.
2. As a consequence land has become unproductive as unpalatable weeds have replaced nutritious fodder.
3. By dressing up deprivation in this spatial vocabulary it is possible to hide the more unpalatable realities of economic restructuring, redundancy and exploitation.
4. It may be that fascination with the problems of why palatable insects are brightly coloured has caused us to overlook Darwin's problems of why unpalatable insects are brightly coloured in the first place.
5. We move from the cool blue, night street outside, where raw inedible food arrives, to the green cavernous kitchen where the unpalatable is prepared for consumption in the rich red dining room and on again to the clinically white lavatories.
6. The vivid markings and bright colours of these caterpillars (above) act as warning signals telling predators that the potential victims are unpalatable, to be avoided at all costs.
7. It is a nice conceit, but it will prove unpalatable.
8. Pound was a serious man, and never more serious than when he was writing poetry; and his poetry drives towards just those unpalatable conclusions that Olson forces us to look in the face.
9. Even if a paddock or field is green and appears to be thickly covered, the grasses or weeds may be unsuitable and unpalatable for horses - especially if the ground lacks drainage, and the grass is rank and sour.
10. Financially, the implications have also been unpalatable.
11. Is this to do with our inability as a nation to be direct when there is something unpalatable to say?
12. Unpalatable truths are a threat to our self respect.
13. But for the Scots, it served to show that the unprecedented level of strenuous intervention from France in the 1550s might be as unpalatable as the similar experience in the 1540s from England.