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Перевод: garret

[существительное]
чердак ; мансарда ; голова

Тезаурус:

1. The Reverend Whickens ended up with a smart little house whose roof was as high as that of St Peter's and which comprised a hall, a small parlour and a large parlour, a study, kitchen, dairy and brewhouse, four bedchambers and two small rooms in the garret.
2. There was a time when a priest had to sneak like a thief through the back streets and alleyways of this city in order to say Mass in some garret or other.
3. And you're not in Hyde Park, or in one of the boulevards in France, or sitting among half-starved artists in a garret in Paris."
4. Almost as if to test the political religious alliance of catholic nationalists in the South, the constitutional issue of divorce arose in 1986 as part of Dr Garret FitzGerald's constitutional crusade (see Cooney 1986) to make the Southern state more palatable to Northerners.
5. This, then, is the garret of my own making.
6. Only two survived - Garret Lysaght and myself.
7. "Garret Lysaght covered himself with glory in that battle, leading his men in one final suicidal charge.
8. I met Garret Lysaght in Paris many years later.
9. For whatever reason, he chose to break the DUP's stance on relations with representatives of the Republic's government by attending a dinner at which Garret Fitzgerald, the Republic's Prime Minister, was guest of honour.
10. Having acquired a sufficient number of signatures, the Campaign submitted their referendum proposal, which the government of the day, the Fine Gael - Labour coalition under Garret FitzGerald which had come into power that year, decided to submit to the populace.
11. Certainly nothing about Niki is particularly reverent: the coldness of his family (their "twenty-room garret" in Vienna), the autocratic "old" Lauda, his grandfather, his school-and-garage days (hopeless), the various "borrowings" by which he wangled his cars, all that passes in a breeze.
12. ROOM AT THE TOP Max Egremont in his garret at Petworth
13. I ask him about his days as a commodities broker on Wall Street - Koons spent his days as a struggling artist working on Wall Street rather than starving in a garret - and he directed his answer to Ilona, because the anecdote shows the charming, apple-pie side of his nature.