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чумное пятно зачумленная местность источник, рассадник заразы - there are many plague spots on his book в его книге много безнравственногоБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > plague spot
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сущ.
1) а) чумное пятно (признак или след болезни) б) перен. клеймо, позорное пятно ( на репутации и т. п. on) ;
признак морального разложения plague-spot of sin and imperfection ≈ клеймо греха и несовершенство
2) местность, пораженная чумой;
зачумленное местоБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > plague-spot
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[ʹpleıgspɒt]1) чумное пятно2) зачумлённая местность3) источник, рассадник заразыthere are many plague spots on his book - в его книге много безнравственного
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{'pleigspɔt}
1. петно от чума
2. място, където има чума/холера
3. прен. източник на зараза/развала* * *{'pleigspъt} n 1. петно от чума; 2. място, където има чум* * *1. място, където има чума/холера 2. петно от чума 3. прен. източник на зараза/развала* * *plague-spot[´pleig¸spɔt] n 1. петно от чума; 2. място, където съществува или се появява чума (холера); 3. прен. източник на зараза. -
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['pleɪgˌspɔt]сущ.1)б) клеймо, позорное пятно; признак морального разложения2) местность, пораженная чумой; зачумлённое место
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