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Перевод: frigid

[прилагательное]
холодный; бесстрастный; безразличный; натянутый; фригидный; фригидная

Тезаурус:

1. To seduce Dennis's swinging wife had been a welcome compensation for my social and financial humiliations, but to lay siege to his frigid, guilt-stricken widow was a very different matter.
2. Mr Smith complains that Mrs Smith is frigid.
3. The frigid elegance of the new Opera Bastille, and the immanence of that whole mixed quartier of Paris viewed from the foyers, makes a memorable experience.
4. I felt grateful to my publishers for their insistence that we guard against any change of mind by my secret collaborators - unlikely as that had seemed in the frigid era of Brezhnev.
5. Frigidity becomes the spectre hovering over this transition, should it not be properly accomplished, and the frigid woman was one who had failed to make this transference.
6. Danny blasting a frigid air on the now 32 ft wide ramp.
7. His breath steamed, as though his anger were condensing in the frigid air.
8. I don't know what I married you for, you've always been frigid - even when Uncle Joe sent that powdered rhino horn from Saudi Arabia."
9. By the fourth she had heard that Gina was frigid.
10. In this frigid season, crowds lined up to buy sugar, milk, chocolate and potatoes.
11. If we return to Deutsch, writing more than fifty years ago, she adds: "This type of woman is dying out, and the modern woman seems to be neurotic if she is frigid"
12. Hardly anyone ever travels the full 3,727 miles from sea to frigid sea - Halifax, Nova Scotia to Vancouver, British Columbia - except the odd, crazed British journalist.
13. I've never been very good at rejecting people, so I told him I was frigid.