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ˈɑ:mlɪt сущ.
1) нарукавная повязка
2) браслет (для предплечья;
обычно сделан из золота или серебра) They wear bracelets and armlets. ≈ Они носят браслеты на запястьях и предплечьях. Syn: bracelet, bangle
3) небольшой морской залив;
рукав реки In the main stream it was well enough, but in the armlets at the side we settled every ten paces on the sand. ≈ Когда мы шли по основному руслу, все было в порядке, но в прибрежной зоне рукавов реки каждые десять шагов мы садились на мель.браслет для ношения выше локтя нарукавник, повязка( военное) (историческое) наручник( доспеха) небольшой морской залив рукав рекиarmlet браслет ~ нарукавная повязка ~ небольшой морской залив;
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['ɑːmlət]сущ.2) браслет, который носят на предплечьеThey wear bracelets and armlets. — Они носят браслеты на запястьях и предплечьях.
Syn:3) небольшой морской залив; рукав рекиIn the main stream it was well enough, but in the armlets at the side we settled every ten paces on the sand. — Когда мы шли по основному руслу, все было более или менее в порядке, но в боковых рукавах реки каждые десять шагов мы садились на мель.
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