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61 pañuelo
сущ.; исп.; Mej., SK, DT 41. платок2. носовой платочек; салфетка“Yes. Thank you.” The tea was still hot enough to steam, but she drank it down greedily. Her old throat must be lined with slate, Jonas thought. She set the cup down, and while he poured out fresh, she used her frilly pañuelo to scrub the tears almost viciously from her face. — Да. Благодарю. / Еще горячий чай она выпила чуть ли не залпом. Да у нее луженая глотка, подумал Джонас. Корделия поставила чашку и, пока он вновь наполнял ее. воспользовалась кружевным panuelo [платок (исп.).], чтобы вытереть со щек слезы. (ТБ 4)
English-Russian dictionary of neologisms from a series of books by Stephen King "Dark Tower" > pañuelo
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62 fridge
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63 mean
означать имя прилагательное:скаредный (stingy, miserly, niggardly, mean, tight-fisted, penny-pinching)имя существительное:средняя величина (average, mean)среднее число (average, mean)глагол: -
64 rub
руб глагол:тереться (rub, chafe)снашиваться (rub, rub off, rub away)имя существительное:натирание (rubbing, rub)натертое место (rub, gall) -
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66 nurse
1. n няня, нянька2. n кормилица, мамка3. n сиделка; санитарка4. n медицинская сестра5. n хранитель; колыбель6. n нянченье, пестование7. n дерево, дающее защиту другому8. n энт. пчела-кормилица9. n энт. самка-кормилица у муравьёв10. v кормить грудью; выкармливать ребёнкаto nurse dry — отнимать от груди, кормить рожком
11. v быть кормилицей12. v сосать, брать грудь13. v пить медленно, посасывать, пригубливать14. v нянчить; ухаживать за детьми; быть няней15. v ухаживать, обхаживатьto nurse the constituency — обрабатывать избирателей, чтобы добиться своего избрания
16. v ухаживать за больным17. v быть медицинской сестрой или фельдшерицей18. v быть сиделкойlicensed practical nurse — аттестованная сиделка, младшая медсестра
19. v бережно обращаться20. v лечитьhe cannot come; he is nursing a cold — он не может прийти, он лечится от простуды
21. v выращивать, холить22. v воспитывать23. v лелеять; питать, таить24. v поощрять, развивать, растить25. v держать в объятиях, на коленях; нежно прижимать к грудиwe were faced with the nurse problem; and, as always we teetered — перед нами встала проблема няни, и, как всегда, мы не знали, на что решиться
26. v сл. ехать следом, неотступно следовать; теснитьСинонимический ряд:1. attendant (noun) attendant; floor nurse; male nurse; medic; night nurse; practical nurse; private nurse; R.N.; registered nurse2. nursemaid (noun) baby-sitter; caretaker; minder; nana; nanny; nursemaid; nurserymaid; nurseryman; servant3. attend (verb) attend; heal; minister; sustain; take care of; tend; treat4. bear (verb) bear; harbour5. help (verb) abet; aid; encourage; help; look after; take charge of6. medicate (verb) immunize; medicate; vaccinate; x-ray7. minister to (verb) care for; minister to; mother; serve; wait on8. nurture (verb) cherish; cultivate; father; foster; nursle; nurture; raise; rear; succor9. suckle (verb) breast-feed; cradle; dry nurse; feed; give suck to; nourish; suckle; wet nurseАнтонимический ряд:ignore; neglect; slight -
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