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1 верховая метель
1) Makarov: upper drifting snow (перенос ветром снежинок, ещё не касавшихся земной ПВ)2) General subject: drifting snow high, high-up drifting snow -
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БРАТСКАЯ МОГЙЛА NP fixed WOa joint grave for many people who were killed in the same battle, died around the same time from the same cause etccommon (mass) grave....Теперь позаросли бурьяном высокие холмы братских могил, придавило их дождями, позамело сыпучим снегом (Шолохов 3). And now the high mounds of the common graves were overgrown with weeds, settled by rain, and canopied in drifting snow (3a). -
3 братская могила
[NP; fixed WO]=====⇒ a joint grave for many people who were killed in the same battle, died around the same time from the same cause etc:- common (mass) grave.♦...Теперь позаросли бурьяном высокие холмы братских могил, придавило их дождями, позамело сыпучим снегом (Шолохов 3). And now the high mounds of the common graves were overgrown with weeds, settled by rain, and canopied in drifting snow (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > братская могила
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