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acquiescent
adjective
willing to do what other people want
Example: Amory was biting acquiescent bell-boys in the Waldorf
en: уступчивый
glibly
in a way that is confident, but is too simple and lacks careful thought
Example: She fed him sections of the “Fetes Galantes” before he was ten; at eleven he could talk glibly, if rather reminiscently, of Brahms and Mozart and Beethoven.
en: бойко
reminiscent
adjective
making you remember a particular person, event, or thing
Example: She fed him sections of the “Fetes Galantes” before he was ten; at eleven he could talk glibly, if rather reminiscently, of Brahms and Mozart and Beethoven.
en: напоминающий
repugnance
noun
a feeling of disgust caused by behaviour or beliefs, etc. which are very unpleasant
Example: outgrowing a natural repugnance to chamber music and symphonies
en: отвращение
tangled
twisted together untidily; matted
Example: Amory’s penetrating green eyes would look out through tangled hair at his mother
en: клубок