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Перевод: combative

[прилагательное]
боевой; воинственный; драчливый

Тезаурус:

1. David Batty, the combative Leeds and England midfielder, is anxious not to see all the hard work put in this term go unrewarded.
2. Ahdaf Soueif in this paper felt that men were such a sorry, beleaguered lot anyway that the books'" combative polemic", with French in particular going wildly over the top, was likely to prove counter-productive.
3. Mountfield, veteran of many a Merseyside derby, Nielsen and McGrath were magnificently combative, the more so after Beardsley had equalised.
4. When the right angular cross is in the diagonal position, with two lines in conflicting 45 slopes, it becomes the most combative linear symbol available to us like crossed bayonets.
5. Far from letting down the side, Shocked is projecting a freshly combative image.
6. England face a far less forbidding task than in 1973, when defeat on the same Chorzow ground by a gifted, combative Poland signalled the beginning of the end for Sir Alf Ramsey.
7. Tallis is a witty and combative writer, who is opposed to la nouvelle critique but who is prepared to take it seriously and engage with it at length.
8. Herr Nordern was vigorously affirmative, combative even, but he was taken aback by Omi's response.
9. He wrote not only to defend the faith against persecuting governors, sceptical philosophers, and combative rabbis, but also to uphold the authentic tradition against Simon Magus' followers (Acts 8: 9) or the adherents of Marcion and the Gnosticizing Platonist Valentine.
10. She symbolized her down-to-earth philosophy in her own busy persona, ceaselessly active, endlessly combative at home and abroad, hardly ever taking a holiday, never relaxing with music, books, or in the world of the arts.
11. In his BBC days, Hanna used to be overweight and combative.
12. He even uses the NHS himself, unlike his combative predecessor.
13. The confrontations are alive - and most definitely kicking - and are as combative, irritable and downright ugly as ever.