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I ['weltə] 1. сущ.1) беспорядок; столпотворение; сумбур, неразбериха; (полная) путаницаSyn:2) беспорядочная масса; поток, шквалThe researchers were inundated with a welter of information. — На исследователей обрушился шквал информации.
3) уст. волнение ( на море), морская стихия; бушующие волны2. гл.; книжн.1) ( welter in)а) барахтаться, валяться, утопать в (грязи, крови и т. п.)Syn:б) погрузиться во (что-л.)в) погрязнуть в (чём-л.)2) поэт. катиться, вздыматься ( о волнах)Around the rushy point comes weltering slow the stream. (J. Keble, Bathing, 1846) — Мимо поросшего тростником мыса река медленно катит свои воды.
3) беспокоиться, волноваться, тревожиться4) переваливаться, ходить вразвалкуII ['weltə] = welterweight
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