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21 dress-shield
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22 dress-suit
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23 dress down
phr v1) дати прочухана, вилаяти3) cпeц. шліфувати, обтісувати -
24 dress out
phr vприкрашати, наряджати; наряджатися; вирядитися -
25 dress rehearsal
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26 dress-circle
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27 dress-coat
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28 dress-guard
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29 dress-maker
I n II aм'який, витончений, жіночний ( про лінії плаття) -
30 dress-making
nшиття, пошиття жіночого одягу -
31 dress-preserver
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32 dress-shield
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33 dress-suit
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34 dress a monkey as you will, it remains a monkey still
var: a monkey remains a monkey though dressed in ajudge's gownsyn: an ape's an ape, a varlet's a varlet, though they be clad in silk or scarlet≅ коронувати блазня – не значить зробити його королемEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > dress a monkey as you will, it remains a monkey still
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35 dress coat
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36 dress down
розм. ви́лаяти, да́ти прочуха́на -
37 dress out
прикраша́ти; наряджа́ти -
38 full-dress
adjу повній парадній формі* * *a2) генеральний ( про репетицію)3) важливий, серйозний; розгорнутий; докладний; ретельний -
39 full-dress
- full-dress debate дебати з важливого питання (у парламенті)- full-dress dinner урочистий/ офіційний обід -
40 full-dress
[ˌfʊl'dres]adj1) що передбача́є пара́дну фо́рму о́дягуfull-dress dinner — офіці́йний обі́д
2) важли́вий, серйо́знийfull-dress debate парл. — деба́ти з важли́вого пита́ння
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