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Перевод: crow

[существительное]
ворона ; пение петуха; радостный крик;
[глагол]
кричать кукареку; кукарекать; гукать (о младенце); издавать радостные звуки; ликовать

Тезаурус:

1. The evidence marshalled by Crow is strong, but as yet inconclusive.
2. Additional pellet samples were obtained from single species of vulture, condor, crow and gull, but none provided large enough small mammal samples for analysis.
3. His many enemies will crow that he has.
4. But this old crow had that get-on-with-it look, and if she wanted this place, which she did
5. Among the Nez Perce and Crow people, pieces of horn were glued together and bound with sinew to create a bow "stronger, tougher, more elastic, and more durable than a bow of any other materials".
6. Rayner cannot resist the British crow that they started downhill at Montana, Switzerland, in 1911; or that the Wengen Swiss are everlastingly grateful to the Downhill Only Club (otherwise, not too literately, the DHO) for teaching them how to race and how to lose.
7. Disabled woman Liz Crow is seeking accounts from other Disabled women for her proposed book on Disabled women and sexuality .
8. Nothing much hangs on my own, so easily distracted by the swoop of a crow or the amazing bright green of raspberry leaves as the sun floods our hillside acre.
9. Crow Road is also a dingily respectable thoroughfare in Glasgow, and it is there that Prentice beds his uncle's former lover, his own "Aunty" Janice.
10. While Charles had been summoning the clans to Glenfillan Sir John Cope, 100 miles 160 km away, as the crow flew, in Edinburgh - though far further even by Wade's splendid new roads - had been making his counter-preparations.
11. If I were a member of a species, highly evolved and perfectly adapted to a life among craggy rocks, pecking out the odd lamb's eye, devouring a few mice, picking through a nice gamey carcass occasionally, but mostly just hovering gracefully around on thermals below cliffs, I would take great exception to being described as "just" a crow.
12. To the north of Joseph, two companies of cavalry and one of Crow scouts waited at Mammoth Hot Springs; General George Crook had deployed five cavalry companies on Shoshoni River and ten 5th Cavalry companies on Wind River to the east and south-east respectively; Colonel Nelson "Bearcoat" Miles lurked at Fort Keogh; and in the north-east Colonel S.D. Sturgis' six 7th Cavalry companies, accompanied by Crow scouts, waited on Clark's Fork.
13. Something to crow about?