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Перевод: firmness

[существительное]
твердость ; крепость ; прочность

Тезаурус:

1. If it is cut crosswise, across the bias of the cloth, which gives fluidity and firmness it will hang straight.
2. Even Corazon Aquino, the Philippine president, has opted uncharacteristically for firmness.
3. You have to like people, and treat them with patience and firmness."
4. It is indeed an element of all three offences that the conduct must be such as would cause a person of reasonable firmness, present at the scene, to fear for his personal safety; and yet it is provided, for each offence, that "no person of reasonable firmness need actually be, or be likely to be, present at the scene".
5. Teaching any type of child requires patience and understanding fused with the necessary degree of firmness and discipline; so it is with mentally handicapped pupils although the extent of the patience - or firmness - may be considered broader.
6. There was now a new firmness in British Labour Party policy which ultimately permitted them to enter Winston Churchill's Coalition government in May 1940.
7. The normative requirements of the defence of duress (discussed in detail in Chapter 6.4) ensure that it is restricted to dire and realistic threats which a citizen of reasonable firmness could not be expected to resist.
8. Firmness gave way to nonchalance again and this time it was positively throw-away.
9. For firmness of purpose, surely, can only be associated with the missionary attachment to first principles which he has been energetically abandoning.
10. Hearing her own firmness doubted, she felt the beginnings of anger but quickly suppressed it.
11. An initial impression of firmness tends to disguise just how hard the suspension is working.
12. The opening poem, "Elegy" (13), announces the main themes with a firmness of tone and richness of texture that reverberate through to the culmination of Beautiful Losers .
13. The firmness of the French reaction was probably inevitable, given the circumstances, but it was also highly dangerous for it meant that if and when Bismarck sought to provoke France he knew that he had exactly the cause he needed.