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Перевод: choirboy

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Тезаурус:

1. At least Jeffrey Archer has sent out charity cards instead of last year's queasy portrait of his fragrant wife Mary dressed as a choirboy.
2. One of them was the brown-haired choirboy and his younger brother was a smaller dark-haired version of him.
3. The face is that of a Renaissance choirboy, or cupid, caught up in some act of Southern atavism.
4. Jason's cracked voice, too, rises like smoke from a smouldering heart into the spotlight above him, pained and pin-pricked like a distressed choirboy.
5. "May I has yer worms, Mr Oakley?" inquired the choirboy.
6. The brown-haired choirboy was already in deep discussion with the twins.
7. A loud whisper was heard from the brown-haired choirboy, "Does that mean no school?"
8. Dyan Cannon, aged seventeen, to a choirboy.
9. When set next to the assassination of players, managers and referees in Colombia, Willie Johnson was a choirboy.
10. The concert, involving about 150 choirs from the Britain, Ireland, Australia, South Africa and the Ukraine, will occupy the whole of the West Stand on May 23, with a stage at ground level to accommodate four military bands and three international soloists, including Oliver Sammons, Britain's choirboy of the year.
11. Nick Pitt's description helps one understand why his appeal was not confined to blacks: "clean, well spoken he really was a choirboy, a political eunuch, black but not really black , cuddly" ( Sunday Times , 28 June 1981, p.30).
12. "Simon Osborn is like a choirboy, Gareth Southgate is a clean, fresh player, Bowry is only 9st 7lb, and Ndah is still a youth player.
13. When John was ten, he became a choirboy.