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1 gluttony
nненаситність; ненажерливість, обжерливість* * *nненаситність; ненажерливість -
2 gluttony
nненаситність; ненажерливість -
3 gluttony
['glʌtnɪ]nобже́рливість -
4 gluttony kills more than the sword
обжерливість вбиває більше людей, ніж зброяEnglish-Ukrainian dictionary of proverbs > gluttony kills more than the sword
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5 sin
1. n1) гріх2) порок, вада, дефект3) провина, проступок4) помилка, похибкаin sin — у незаконному шлюбі, у гріху
like sin — шалено, безтямно
2. adv1) тоді, потім, згодом, пізніше2) починаючи з того часу3) раніше3. v1) грішити; согрішити3) учинити, скоїти (щось шгане)4. prepза, слідом за (чимсь)5. conj1) з того часу (як)* * *I [sin] n1) гріхdeadly /mortal/ sin — смертний гріх
original sin — первородний гріх; гріх, помилка; співжиття поза шлюбом
2) порок, вада, недолік3) провина; помилкаII [sin] v1) грішити; згрішити2) ( against) порушувати; суперечити3) здійснювати, чинити ( що-небудь гріховне); ( гріхами) приректи -
6 _їжа
appetite comes with eating appetite furnishes the best sauce better a good dinner than a fine coat eat at pleasure, drink by measure eat, drink and be merry, for tomorrow you will die eating and scratching wants but a beginning gluttony kills more than the sword he that steals the old man's supper does him no wrong hunger breaks stone walls hunger is the best sauce hunger knows no friends a hungry belly has no ears it's better a belly burst than good food waste lazy folks' stomachs don't get tired lightest suppers make long lives live not to eat, but eat to live men are conservative after dinner new dishes beget new appetites slow at meat, slow at work stuff today and starve tomorrow suppers kill more than the greatest doctors can core the table robs more than the thief there are more days than sausages there is ill talk between a full man and a fasting the way to a man's heart is through his stomach we never repent of having eaten or drunk too little who eats with heart is a worker smart you are what you eat you dig your grave with your own fork
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