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Перевод: eland

[существительное]
антилопа канна

Тезаурус:

1. One letter indicates that he augmented his earnings as a gardener with clock repairs Eland, 1, 115.
2. There is a surprising body of circumstantial evidence concerning Philip Leapor in The Purefoy Letters 1735-;1753 , edited by George Eland.
3. Eland, 1, 93.
4. The place is identified in the town as the site of a castle of which no trace remained by the eighteenth century Eland, 1, 92.
5. One from 1735 includes pears: summer bon chretien, musk robert, jargonel, vert long and catherine; plums: white and blue perdrigon, royal, and rocha corbon; vines: white muscadine and black chester Eland, 1, 93.
6. Eland, 1, 94-;5
7. In addition to his profit on the plants which he brought from his nursery, he charged the Purefoys 16d. for a day's labour in 1739 Eland, 1, 94, a rate that would have lifted his family to relative security, though certainly not prosperity.
8. Leapor has, of course, received more valuable attention from local scholars, certainly from George Eland, who published a brief but informative article on Leapor in 1931.
9. Hippos are uniquely vulnerable to drought, but other grazing and browsing animals, such as elephant, kudu and eland are also at risk.
10. The Cartwrights of Aynho appear in the list, as well as the Purefoys who, according to their letters, pressed the subscription among their acquaintances Eland, 2, 278.