Translations for „truculence“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

truculence [ˈtrʌkjʊləns] N no pl

truculence

гру́бость f

truculence

жесто́кость f

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A reputation as a hard, tough hitter may serve him some good with a defensive core largely bereft of truculence.

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But with the sharp rise in what were called "wildcat strikes" over the length of the tea break, the custom became a contentious symbol of trade union truculence.

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The form and shape that this truculence takes is containment of the conflict.

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And certainly, the sprinter seems a man transformed; his famed truculence replaced with a shy smile and surprisingly frequent laugh.

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And probably his power and truculence were all the more impressive because he did look a good deal like a distant relative.

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She was, however, the first witness to use her bad memory, truculence, and total lack of refinement, and at times, even ignorance, to great advantage.

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He is known for his cutting corners, thrifty nature with money and general truculence towards the staff.

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He's supposedly full of potential, hockey smarts, and enough truculence for any two other players.

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Best of all are one or two circular flights of truculence.

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This group of poems belongs mostly to the early youth of the poet, and displays a truculence and a controversial heat which are absent from his more mature writings.

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