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121 hip
бедро имя существительное:ягода шиповника (hip, cankerberry)имя прилагательное:тазобедренный (hip, coxal)глагол: -
122 invert
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123 reverse
обратный имя прилагательное: глагол: имя существительное:противоположное направление (reverse, rightabout)наречие: -
124 reversed
вспять глагол: -
125 reversing
вспять глагол: -
126 upturn
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127 turn over
переворачивать глагол:опрокидываться (overturn, tip over, upset, tilt, topple, turn over)перевертываться (turn over, cant) -
128 eye
[aɪ]nSee:His eye rested on the speaker. — Его глаз остановился/задержался на ораторе.
He couldn't tear his eyes off the painting. — Он не мог глаз оторвать от картины.
The thing you are looking for is in front of your eyes. To, — что вы ищете, у вас перед глазами.
Beauty lies in the lover's eyes. He — то мило, что хорошо, а то хорошо, что мило.
Four eyes are better than two. — Ум хорошо, а два лучше.
To throw dust in smb's eyes. — Пускать пыль в глаза.
Among the blind the one-eyes man is king. — В стране слепых и кривой - король.
To see eye to eye. — Быть полностью/во всем согласным.
Better one-eye than stone blind the hawk will not peck but hawk's eye. — Ворон ворону глаз не выклюет.
Hedges have eyes, and walls have ears. — У стен есть уши.
- both eyesTo be the apple of one's eye. — Быть самым дорогим/зеницей ока.
- big eyes
- small eyes
- almond-shaped eyes
- black eyes
- colourless eyes
- narrow eyes
- bulging eyes
- weak eyes
- expressive eyes
- merry eyes
- tear-stained eyes
- serious eyes
- stupid eyes
- unattractive eyes
- lifeless eyes - made-up eyes
- sleepy eyes
- clever eyes
- heavy-lidded eyes
- evil eye
- eyes filled with surprise
- eyes reddened from lack of sleep
- bags under smb's eyes
- shape of the eyes
- oriental slant to one's eyes
- with eyes full of tears co
- with a black eye
- abuse one's eyes
- avert away one's eyes
- avoid abusing smb's eyes
- spare one's eyes
- smb's eyes blaze with rage
- bring smth close to smb's eyes
- cast down one's eyes
- fix one's eyes on smth
- follow smb, smth with one's eyes
- gawk one's eyes
- go blind in one's right eye
- have a stabbing pain in one's eyes
- look for smb, smth with one's eyes
- look at smth through smb's eyes
- look at the events through the author's eyes
- look straight into smb's eyes
- meet smb's eye
- notice smth in smb's eyes
- open one's eyes wide in amazement
- open smb's eyes on smth
- please the eye
- protect one's eyes
- raise one's eyes to smb, smth
- rip out smb's eye
- roll one's eyes
- rotate one's eyes
- rub one's eyes
- ruin one's eyes
- run one's eyes over smth
- search smb's eyes around
- see smth with one's naked eye
- shield one's eyes from the sun
- shut one's eyes tightly
- squint
- stare blankly eyes
- take care of one's eyes
- turn one's eyes towards smb, smth
- wipe one's eyes
- smb has double vision
- everything seems blurred to smb's eyes
- things are swimming before smb's eyes
- smth leaps to the eyes
- smb sees spots before his eyesUSAGE:
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