Traduction de "es equable" à anglaise

Es equable

• it is fair
• it is equable

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it is fair

Verity raised her unusually golden hazel eyes heavenwards and stepped forward. 'There is no problem, Mr Morris,' she said evenly, and restrained herself from adding 'apart from yourself'. Everyone swung round, although in Brad Morris's case this merely involved swivelling the chair he was reclining in a couple of notches. He did not remove his long legs from the desk, nor did he remove his hands from behind his head. And he said nothing for a long moment but he used that moment to full effect as he scanned Verity from top to toe, from her cropped golden-red hair, her freckles, her white fitted jacket, her short black skirt and her long legs encased in sheer black stockings to her elegant court shoes with little heels and back to her hands with their short nails and no nail polish. Then he drawled, 'I do believe Mrs Wood has deigned to grace us with her presence. How fortunate we are!' During the two years she'd worked for him Verity had longed to hit Brad Morris on occasions, and this was another of them, she discovered, and was not helped by the fact that she'd spent a difficult morning, but she breathed deeply and sought for the cool formality with which she normally treated him. 'I was not aware you were coming in this morning, Mr Morris, otherwise I would have been here,' she said equably and then found she didn't feel particularly equable.
She had an unruly mane of sun-streaked dark fair hair that looked as if she didn't bother to torture it into any kind of style. Her skin was smooth and her eyes a deep velvety blue. Whilst she didn't have immediately turn-your-head kind of looks, that lovely skin, the delicately cut yet severe pair of lips, as well as her stunning eyes, redeemed her to a rather unusual attractiveness. She wore no make-up at all. Her neck was long and elegant—so was the rest of her: tall and almost boyishly rangy beneath a pinstriped navy trouser suit she wore with black leather loafers. Her shoulders were straight and her hands were narrow yet capable-looking, with short, unpainted nails, and she wore a man's signet ring on the little finger of her left hand and a man's watch. Whereas her sister Daisy was drop-dead gorgeous, with dark hair, true violet eyes and a sensational figure... He shrugged, raised an ironic eyebrow at Lydia Kelso, and murmured, 'I asked because that was the proposition your sister put to me when we first met. I thought it might run in the family.'

it is equable

The warm, equable climate of most of Yeowe and the ,-rtea 295 ^-s FOUR WAYS TO FORGIVENESS absence of insect and animal pests (maintained by scrupulous quarantine regulations) permitted an enormous expansion of agriculture.
The warm, equable climate of most of Yeowe and the absence of insect and animal pests (maintained by scrupulous quarantine regulations) permitted an enormous expansion of agriculture.