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1. n стеклоfrosted glass — матовое стекло; шероховатое стекло с «ледяным» узором, стекло с «морозом»
2. n стеклянная посудаcut glass — хрусталь; хрустальная посуда
3. n стаканto drink a glass dry — выпить до дна, осушить стакан
4. n рюмка, бокал5. n парниковая рама; парникcheval glass — псише, большое зеркало в подвижной раме
6. n зеркалоpier glass — большое высокое зеркало; трюмо
7. n l8. n очки9. n бинокль10. n подзорная труба11. n телескоп12. n микроскоп13. n линза14. n барометр15. n песочные часыlog glass — склянка, песочные часы
16. n мор. склянканекристаллический, стекловидный материал
17. n геол. вулканическое стеклоto look through green glasses — ревновать; завидовать успеху
18. a стеклянныйglass roof — стеклянная крыша, крыша из стекла
absorbing glass — стеклопоглотитель, стеклянный поглотитель
19. v помещать в парник, в оранжереюlooking glass world — мир, где всё наоборот, странный мир
20. v вставлять стёкла; остеклять; покрывать стеклом21. v делать гладким, зеркальнымplate glass — зеркальное стекло; толстое листовое стекло
22. v смотреться в зеркало; помещать перед зеркалом23. v отражаться24. v герметически закрывать в стеклянной посудеСинонимический ряд:1. amount of liquid (noun) amount of liquid; carton; drink; glassful; half-pint; libation2. drinking container (noun) beaker; chalice; drinking container; goblet; jigger; mug; paper cup; shot glass; tumbler3. glasses (noun) bifocals; glasses; lenses; spectacles4. pane (noun) pane; window5. pane or mirror (noun) burning glass; lens; looking glass; magnifying glass; mirror; pane or mirror; windowpane6. reflect (verb) image; mirror; reflect
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