Перевод слова

Перевод: assertive

[прилагательное]
утвердительный; самоуверенный; положительный; чрезмерно настойчивый; напористый

Тезаурус:

1. Be assertive when you are viewing a property.
2. As he grew older, Richard II became more assertive, also became a patron of the arts and culture - Geoffrey Chaucer was one of his favourites - and that did not please the Duke of Gloucester, who with others began a civil war to remove the King's favourites from Court.
3. But this kind of assertive coup de main carries a huge risk.
4. In the person of Mary of Guise, it had been made abundantly clear that neither a French background nor an assertive Protestant aristocracy was a bar to the exercise of power and the acquisition of respect.
5. It could also turn the spotlight unfavourably on the assertive Mrs Clinton, who has herself become a "campaign issue".
6. Use assertive behaviour (see Assertiveness on page 8) to control the call.
7. As one of a variety of possible techniques to develop self-confidence, it is sometimes suggested that "assertiveness training" is helpful, the idea being that stress is reduced if one knows, in appropriate circumstances, how to be assertive rather than aggressive.
8. He was too tentative, too assertive, too submissive, too dominant.
9. He is big, blond, assertive and aggressive.
10. Rights are a central issue in being assertive (see page 8), since a decision to be assertive, as opposed to aggressive or submissive, is in effect a decision to stand up for your rights in a way that respects other people's rights.
11. All-male groups subject to a resistant collection of small stable harems led by assertive young adults may become relatively nomadic and move to areas where the population cycle is in a different phase and contains larger and less stable harems.
12. An odd diversion, perhaps, from one of the country's leading constitutional lawyers, but he was seized of the gift, and so the poetry became assertive.
13. Those of us who are sexually assertive still find that our confidence crumbles when we are ridiculed in public spaces.