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Перевод: adjoin

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примыкать; прилегать; граничить; соседствовать; соединяться

Тезаурус:

1. They also adjoin two sites of Special Scientific Interest and incorporate the small John Weston Nature Reserve to the north-west.
2. Then the stable could be either beyond the cow-house or adjoin the barn on the other side.
3. Long narrow plots often adjoin older properties and this can give you the opportunity of working existing trees and shrubs into the new design.
4. Public tennis courts adjoin the hotel and water-skiing, wind-surfing and scuba diving (certificate required) are available.
5. These two medieval buildings adjoin Westminster Abbey, close to the Houses of Parliament and Whitehall's corridors of power.
6. Now, the suite of period rooms will adjoin galleries with mid- to late-eighteenth-century paintings, as well as a number of tapestries and decorative arts which are currently not on display.
7. The hill farms generally have small fields near the valley bottoms, larger rough grazing "in-bye" areas which adjoin the open hill, and common hill land where sheep, ponies, and occasionally cattle are turned out during the summer.
8. Then comes an ante-room in which there is a staircase which gives access to the Empress's apartments, then comes the room where the Emperor's Chef de cabinet works, within call of the Emperor, whose own study and work room adjoin it
9. To the right a magnificent staircase, carpeted in deep wine red, curved round to adjoin the left hand side of the gallery above.
10. This was more possible on the east and south elevations which adjoin the head of the village street and a public car park access road respectively than it was on the west and south sides.
11. Similarly, bathrooms that can only be reached through a bedroom are not a good idea if you have guests in the bedroom which does not adjoin the bathroom.
12. Putting golf, and amusements almost adjoin the site.
13. Although Villedommange is of the same chelle as its neighbouring premiers crus, its highest vineyards, which do not adjoin a dense mass of forest and are thus free from the ill-effects of transpiration, produce grapes of a superior quality.