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Перевод: condescend

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снизойти; удостоить; снисходить; удостаивать; ронять свое достоинство; унижаться

Тезаурус:

1. Women are crawling out of the woodwork but they are duplicitous and wizened, swamp people and ratbags, and they can blacken and turn leathery before I will condescend to them.
2. "You noticed that he didn't bloody condescend to pull a bloody trigger himself;" Finlayson said.
3. George talks to the jury in their own language, but he doesn't condescend.
4. "Don't condescend to me."
5. Don't condescend to me, and don't accuse the men who have been my friends in my hearing."
6. He may condescend perhaps to think I may be good enough for his harlot and these things don't disgrace men that ruin poor women as the world goes.
7. I taught for a term at a crammer half a mile from my home, and instead of passing lazy days with charming children whose actively hatted mothers would smile, condescend and yet flirt during some endless pollen-spattered sports day, I spent my time with the son of the local bookmaker (he lent me his bike: I crashed it) and the daughter of the suburb's solicitor.
8. Arthur Pridmore, when he did condescend to talk at breakfast, talked with the magisterial authority of head of his family, Mr. Bowlem's bailiff and People's warden at the village church.
9. Those who condescend to visit these miserable tenements can testify that neither health nor decency can be preserved in them.
10. Are you going to condescend to tell anyone when you're coming back?"
11. He might condescend to attend at half-time if there wasn't a party or a bird somewhere.
12. You're so bloody superior, Annie, you and your nice little middle-class husband, nice little part-time jobs, you just condescend to women who are on the breadline, fucked over by their husbands, exploited by the capitalists
13. "I'd be glad of a bit of help if you'd condescend to give it."