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1 spreads
Синонимический ряд:1. bedspreads (noun) bedspreads; counterpanes; coverlets2. dinners (noun) banquets; dinners; feasts; regales3. expanses (noun) amplitudes; breadths; distances; expanses; spaces; stretches4. expansions (noun) amplifications; enlargements; expansions; extensions5. circulates (verb) circulates; diffuses; disperses; disseminates; distributes; propagates; radiates; scatters; strews6. gives (verb) carries; communicates; conveys; gives; passes; transmits7. opens (verb) expands; extends; fan out; fans out; opens; outspreads; outstretches; unfolds8. sets (verb) lays; sets9. travels (verb) get about; get around; go around; travels -
2 runs
n pl разг. поносСинонимический ряд:1. brooks (noun) branches; brooks; creeks2. continuations (noun) continuances; continuations; durations; persistence3. dysentery (noun) backdoor trots; diarrhea; dysentery; flux; scour; squirts; trots4. orders (noun) chains; courses; orders; rounds; sequences; series; strings; successions; suites; trains5. tendencies (noun) currents; drifts; tendencies; tenors; trends6. trips (noun) trips7. becomes (verb) becomes; comes; gets; grows; waxes8. conducts (verb) carries on; conducts; directs; keeps; manages; ordains9. courses (verb) circulates; courses; flows; streams10. goes (verb) departs; exits; get away; go away; goes; leaves; pull out; quits; retires; run along; withdraws11. heads (verb) administers; administrates; governs; heads; superintends12. hunts (verb) chases; hunts; stalks13. hurries (verb) barrels; beelines; buckets; bullets; fleets; hastes; highballs; hotfoots; hurries; hustles; rocks; scours; skins; smokes; speeds; staves; whirls; whisks; whizzes; zips14. liquefies (verb) deliquesces; dissolves; fluxes; fuses; liquefies; melts; thaws15. moves (verb) actuates; impels; mobilises; moves; propels16. numbers (verb) aggregates; amounts; numbers; totals17. places (verb) come in; finishes; places18. plays (verb) plays; shows19. races (verb) bolts; bustles; darts; dashes; flees; flies; flits; get out; hastens; makes off; pelts; races; rockets; rushes; sails; scampers; scoots; scurries; shins; shoots; skips; sprints20. ranges (verb) extends; ranges; varies21. reaches (verb) carries; extends; leads; makes; reaches; stretches22. resorts (verb) applies; recurs; refers; repairs; resort to; resorts; turns23. smuggles (verb) bootlegs; smuggles24. thrusts (verb) digs; drives; herds; plunges; prods; rams; sinks; stabs; sticks; thrusts25. uses (verb) acts; functions; handles; operates; uses; works -
3 courses
Синонимический ряд:1. channels (noun) aqueducts; canals; channels; conduits; ducts; watercourses2. headings (noun) bearings; headings; vectors3. lines (noun) approaches; attacks; lines; plans; policies; polities; procedures; programs; tacks; techniques4. progresses (noun) advances; progresses; progressions5. successions (noun) alternations; chains; orders; rows; runs; sequels; sequences; series; strings; successions; suites; trains6. ways (noun) passages; paths; roads; routes; ways7. careers (verb) careers; chases; races; rushes; speeds; tears8. wells (verb) circulates; flows; gushes; pours; runs; streams; surges; wells
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