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Перевод: embrace
[существительное]
объятие; объятия ;
[глагол]
обнимать; обниматься; воспользоваться; принимать; воспринимать; избирать; включать; включать в себя; заключать в себе; содержать; охватывать
Тезаурус:
- The event, organized by the Chilean Section of Amnesty International, is entitled "An Embrace of Hope".
- I put my arm around her in a chaste, consoling embrace.
- Variations upon the embrace - welcome!
- There are people out there who reject the Tory ethos - plenty of them - and plenty more who embrace it only from fear, because capitalism is adept at producing fear and uncertainty.
- After the death of Coleman, one of the main problems was how to widen the scope of instruction at the College, until then restricted to horses, and embrace the diseases of other animal species, particularly cattle and sheep.
- The concept of prevention also began to embrace wider concerns for the well-being of all deprived children, not only those at immediate risk of entry into care (Leissner, 1967; Runnicles, 1968).
- Much of his childhood, after the death of his father, and early manhood was spent wresting himself away from the embrace of his mother.
- No clutter, modern yet not strident, leading to a desire to embrace one another in the fullness of truth as we share in the very mysteries of redemption through the sacramental life of the Church.
- Like slipping away from a sleeping embrace, silently shutting the door behind one, tiptoeing off in the grey light of dawn - a stranger again.
- How exactly these small fish can be safe nestled within the anemone's embrace while other fish and invertebrates are stung, killed and devoured remained something of a mystery until recently.
- Riders are sometimes slowed to a walking pace and punch the supporters who try to embrace them.
- Though they were alone they did not embrace or kiss.
- She eased herself out of Nick's embrace and he did not stir.
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