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Перевод: Eve

[существительное]
женщина ;
[имя собственное]
Ева

Тезаурус:

1. ON the eve of the election, a rumour rippled through the Ashdown camp that another party had made an informal approach for talks with the Liberal Democrat leader.
2. That Howe's resignation should have occurred so opportunely for Heseltine - on the very eve of the one time of year that the party rules permit a leadership challenge - was extremely important.
3. On the drama front Shoestring star Trevor Eve appears in A Sense of Guilt, by Andrea Newman.
4. They didn't want to spell it out too much for Eve, but it was a big event, the child they had brought up being invited out to a party.
5. Susan came downstairs for the first time on Christmas Eve, and was genuinely delighted to see how pretty Breeze had made the sombre old dining-room.
6. We here crossed to the other side of the road, near to the Workhouse, and soon passed (on the left) a row of small houses called Cook's Row, and a little further on another row-Church Row-at the northern end of which stood the Adam Eve Inn with its attached Tea gardens.
7. The massacre occurred at night after President Alan Garcia ordered the security forces to put down a co-ordinated rebellion in three jails by prisoners associated with the Maoist guerrilla movement, Sendero Luminoso, on the eve of a Socialist International congress here.
8. The fall is real enough (remembering my earlier distinction between real and literal , p. 36), and to take out the story of Adam and Eve is to make a terrible hole in the gospel.
9. Many of the families were Ayrshire members of the Free Church of Scotland, led by the Rev. Thomas Burns, and on the eve of departure the minister conducted a service on the shore.
10. NEAVE WAS IN MI9 DURING THREE YEARS OF WORLD WAR II AND MAINTAINED CONTACT WITH THE SECRET SERVICES UNTIL ASSASSINATED BY TERRORISTS ON THE EVE OF THE GENERAL ELECTION OF MAY 1979.
11. Seven years later, the Eve Committee was strongly influenced by the DES White Paper of 1966 on polytechnics and the implications of the greater availability of higher education.
12. Ill-prepared not only militarily but also politically, for on the eve of the actual declaration of war on Prussia, 18 July, he had to use all his personal influence to prevent a vote of no confidence in the Ministry being put forward in the Legislative Body, " an act which would be both highly unwise and unconstitutional in the present circumstances".
13. On Christmas Eve a candle-lit procession, led by Matron, came to sing carols.