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[bred]n1) хлеб, перен. кусок хлеба- fresh bead
- stale bread
- rye bread
- home-baked bread
- raisin bread
- toast bread
- ships bread
- corn bread
- leavened bread
- sliced bread
- brown bread
- broken bread
- buttered bread - loaf of bread
- roll of bread
- slice of bread
- piece of bread
- bake bread
- butter one's bread
- knead bread
- munch bread
- offer bread
- raise bread
- share one's bread with smb
- take the bread out of smb's mouth
- break bread with smb2) средства к существованию; (one's) daily bread хлеб насущный- beg one's bread- be out of bread
- deprive smb of bread
- eat very hard bread
- make one's bread
- half a loaf is better than no bread
- man shall not live by bread alone
- know on which side one's bread is buttered
- he knows which side his bread is buttered
- have one's bread buttered on both sides•USAGE:(1.) Существительное bread, как и другие названия веществ и материалов, таких как butter, sugar, cheese, cotton, wool, sand, wood, grass, copper, brass не употребляются с неопределенным артиклем. (2.) Существительные этой группы обычно сочетаются с some, any, much, little, no: I take no bread with soup я с супом не ем хлеба; could you buy some bread on your way home? не купишь ли ты хлеба, когда пойдешь домой?; there is not any bread left хлеба не осталось. (3.) See piece, n -
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1. n каравай, буханка хлеба; булка2. n ист. библ. хлеб3. n мясной хлеб4. n голова сахару5. n кочан6. n сл. голова7. v образовать кочан8. n ничегонеделание, праздность9. v бездельничать, зря терять время, заниматься пустяками, слоняться, шататься без делаСинонимический ряд:1. bread (noun) bread; bun; cake; dough; lump; mass; pastry; roll; twist2. idle (verb) be unoccupied; bum; dawdle; diddle; diddle-daddle; drone; goldbrick; idle; kill time; laze; lazy; loll; lollygag; lounge; malinger; shirk; take it easy; vegetate3. walk (verb) amble; loiter; saunter; stroll; walkАнтонимический ряд:
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