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1. n1) сідлоflat (hunting) saddle — спортивне (англійське) сідло
2) черезсідельник3) сіделко4) сідловина (гори)5) геол. антиклінальна складка6) тех. підкладка, подушка; башмак; супорт (верстата)saddle roof — буд. двосхилий дах
to get into the saddle — очолити (щось); прийти до влади
to lay (to put, to set) the saddle on the right horse — справедливо обвинувачувати когось
2. v1) сідлати; осідлати2) в'ючити4) прогинатися (посередині); набирати форми сідла* * *I ['sʒdl] n1) сідло; командне положення2) черезсіделок; сіделко4) сідловина ( гірського хребта)5) гeoл. антиклінальна складка6) мaт. сідло, сідловина ( кривої); сідлоподібна поверхня7) тex. подушка, підкладка; опора ( трубопроводу); супорт; полозкиII [`sʒdl] v1) сідлати; осідлати2) нав'ючувати; обтяжувати ( боргами)
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