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1. n кол, столбto move stakes — сниматься с места, переселяться
2. n стойка, подпорка; жердьplants winding up stakes — растения, вьющиеся по жёрдочкам
3. n веха4. n ист. столб, к которому привязывали осуждённого на сожжение5. n смерть на костре, сожжение заживо6. n собир. колья, столбы7. n небольшая переносная наковальня8. n колода для мездрения кожи9. n автомобиль с решётчатым кузовом10. n ставка; заклад11. n приз12. n скачки на приз13. n доля, часть14. n разг. образ жизни; линия поведения15. n амер. ист. деньги или снаряжение, выдаваемые золотоискателю в счёт будущих находок16. v делать ставку; ставить на закладto stake very high — вести большую игру, играть по большой
17. v держать пари, биться об заклад18. v давать задаток, авансировать19. v амер. поддерживать материально, финансировать20. v амер. ист. снабжать золотоискателя деньгами или снаряжением в счёт его будущих находокСинонимический ряд:1. bet (noun) ante; bet; pot; wager2. interest (noun) claim; interest; portion; share; title3. pole (noun) pale; picket; pike; pole; post; stave; stick4. prize (noun) prize; purse; winnings5. risk (noun) danger; hazard; jeopardy; risk6. bet (verb) bet; chance; speculate7. capitalize (verb) back; bankroll; capitalize; finance; grubstake8. put (verb) gamble; game; go; lay; lay down; play; post; put; put on; risk; set; venture; wager -
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1. n миссионер2. n посланец, посланник3. a миссионерскийСинонимический ряд:1. apostolic (adj.) apostolic; evangelical2. unpaid (adj.) charitable; community; for a good cause; helping; unpaid; voluntary; volunteer3. evangelist (noun) apostle; colporteur; evangelist; herald; messenger; missioner; pastor; propagandist; teacher -
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