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Перевод: bluff

[прилагательное]
отвесный; крутой; обрывистый; грубовато-добродушный; грубоватый; резковатый; прямой; резкий;
[существительное]
отвесный берег; обман ; обрыв ; обманщик ; утес ; блеф ; запугивание;
[глагол]
обманывать; запугивать; брать на пушку

Тезаурус:

1. Was it a huge game of bluff? was it ever intended that if the reports favoured nationalization we were to get it?
2. The great British bluff on freedom is nowhere more clearly exposed than in relation to freedom of assembly.
3. His bluff style, orchestration of a pliant group of lobby correspondents and capacity to communicate with the Prime Minister almost telepathically, justified the tag "the deputy Prime Minister".
4. Politicians in Belgrade have tried to call their bluff.
5. Describing the IBM representative's attitude as "intransigence, obstinacy, bluff and deception", he concluded: "Our gut reaction is to view with suspicion any encroachment on our rights by multinational concerns.
6. William IV died shortly afterwards and it has been written that, a search being instituted, it was found that that bluff and breezy monarch had been using this unique ancient artifact as a shaving mug!
7. Or he or she may call your bluff and see what happens, in which case you must fight and keep on fighting.
8. This time we will be calling their bluff.
9. But then most of us could probably bluff our way into a second division club with a bit of nous.
10. Most importantly, when you meet work colleagues and friends, your springy step must be able to bluff them into believing that you could have managed two laps of the course.
11. It was all play-acting, a bluff to get attention, but he never admitted it nor apologized for anything he had done or said.
12. Saturday's evening's soloists at the musical festival were Keir Rowe (clarinet) and Roger Bluff (piano).
13. Whatever you say, you must be prepared to do; it isn't a game of bluff.