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All of these lovely things by which he had set great store... went for a song. (Th. Dreiser, ‘The Financier’, ch. LXIX) — Все эти очаровательные вещицы, которые он так ценил... пошли с молотка за бесценок.

The somebodies (I forget the name my father mentioned) made all their money by bying up land round New York for a mere song. (J. K. Jerome, ‘Paul Kelver’, book I, ch. I) — Такие-то (я забыл упомянутую отцом фамилию) нажили все свое состояние тем, что за бесценок скупили земли вокруг Нью-Йорка.

which book do you want? — quale libro vuoi?

she didn't say which books she wanted — non ha detto quali libri voleva

which books are yours? — quali sono i tuoi libri?

tell me which one you want — dimmi quale vuoi

which one of you? — chi di voi?

which one/ones do you want? — quale/quali vuoi?

which way did she go? — da che parte è andata?

he lived in Italy for a year, during which time... — ha vissuto in Italia per un anno, periodo in cui...

by which time — e a quel punto

I know which I'd rather have — io lo so quale preferirei

I don't mind which — non mi importa quale

which of these are yours? — quali di questi sono tuoi?

which of your sisters? — quale delle tue sorelle?

which of you? — chi di voi?

which do you want? — quale vuoi?

I can't tell which is which — non riesco a distinguere l'uno dall'altro

the book about which — il libro del quale or di cui

after which — dopo di che

the hotel at which we stayed — l'albergo in cui abbiamo soggiornato

from which one can deduce... — dal che si può dedurre...

he said he was there, which is true — ha detto che c'era, il che è vero

the meeting (which) we attended — la riunione a cui abbiamo partecipato

the chair on which — la sedia sulla quale or su cui

you're late, which reminds me... — sei in ritardo, il che mi fa venire in mente...

it rained a lot, which upset her — ha piovuto tanto e ciò l'ha irritata

For the nonce he pulled like a young ling of twenty. (J. London, ‘The Mutiny of the ‘Elsinore’’, ch. XXXVIII) — Во время шторма Сандри Байерс работал, как двадцатилетний юноша.

‘Remember, now, or I'll tell your father,’ she threatened, addressing her heated face again towards the piano which, open for the nonce, smiled at her in fatuous agreement, its exposed keys grinning towards her like an enormous set of false teeth. (A. J. Cronin, ‘Hatter's Castle’, book II, ch. 5) — - Смотри, чтобы этого больше не было, иначе я отцу скажу! - пригрозила она, снова отвернув разгоряченное лицо к фортепиано, открытому на время уборки и глупо ухмылявшемуся ей оскаленными клавишами, как длинным рядом фальшивых зубов.

You can use the little room for a studio for the nonce. (DEI) — Пока в качестве студии можете использовать эту маленькую комнату.

At which remark... Miss Caroline very properly said: ‘For shame, Becky!’ (W. Thackeray, ‘A Shabby-Genteel Story’, ch. V) — Услышав это замечание... мисс Каролина, вполне естественно, сказала: - Как не стыдно, Бекки!

Can you forget... old friends?.. Fie, fie; think shame! (R. L. Stevenson, ‘Kidnapped’, ch. I) — Как вы можете забывать... старых друзей?.. Стыд и срам!

There were obligations, she thought, which bound Morris to her, he could not forget, although they might be pushed into the background of his concliousness for a time. (K. S. Prichard, ‘The Roaring Nineties’, ch. 14) — И у Морриса есть обязательства по отношению к ней, думала она. Моррис не может о них позабыть, хотя они и могут на какое-то время отойти на задний план.