Translations for „nerveless“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

nerveless [ˈnɜ:vlɪs, Am ˈnɜ:rv-] ADJ

1. nerveless (without nerves, calm):

nerveless

споко́йный

nerveless

хладнокро́вный

2. nerveless (lacking courage, coolness):

nerveless

сла́бый

nerveless

бесси́льный

3. nerveless (diffuse, insipid):

nerveless

вя́лый

nerveless

лишённый бо́дрости

to be nerveless

быть ине́ртным

4. nerveless ANAT, BIOL:

nerveless

не име́ющий не́рвной систе́мы

nerveless plants

не име́ющий жи́лок

Usage examples with nerveless

to be nerveless

быть ине́ртным

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Something of a show pony, he came out on court yesterday wearing thick black sunglasses, which somehow suited the nerveless, inscrutable quality of his tennis.

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But his nerveless and confident display belied his inexperience and marked him out as yet another left-footed one to watch.

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Usually he's nerveless, but he's made an error.

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It is remarkable that a team not exactly well-versed in winning (in other formats anyway) can be so nerveless when it comes to chasing.

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Sexton was strong in defence, decisive and fearless in attack and nerveless kicking for goal.

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His pencil was easy, bright, and flowing, but his colouring too faint and nerveless.

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These calluses are nerveless, hairless pads of skin that provide for the sitting comfort of the baboon.

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Where are ruthless callousness, mendacity and nerveless hypocrisy more richly rewarded?

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He took pole with a nerveless late lap.

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Sheep nudge up the burnished flanks at nerveless, improbable angles.

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