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Перевод: graft

[существительное]
прививка ; привой ; черенок ; пересадка ткани; подкуп ; взятка ; взяточничество; система подкупа; незаконные доходы; тяжелая работенка;
[глагол]
прививать; прищеплять; пересаживать ткань; давать взятку; брать взятки; пользоваться нечестными доходами; вкалывать; ишачить

Тезаурус:

1. Horses are not stupid and they soon grasp how best to avoid hard graft!
2. All you need is 8,000 and about two months hard graft, as one Clwyd farmer found out.
3. The tributyl borane, in the presence of water, splits into butyl radicals that graft onto the collagen molecules and initiate the polymerisation of the methyl methacrylate.
4. I have always found that I can fill in easily enough with the graft - and no one wants to be weighed down by the sheer weight of gear to be carried around.
5. The three spades needed when ferreting: the Norfolk long spade, the graft, and the filling-in spade.
6. If one could only graft the best aspects of Scimone and Devos onto one another, the roof would really lift off!
7. These extra digits do not come from the graft, but from the cells adjacent to it in the anterior part of the bud.
8. Billed as "a modern Jacobean tragi-comedy", it seeks to graft the sickening thrills and sickened satire of seventeenth-century revenge plays onto a contemporary drama of cruelty and decadence.
9. Bill was seldom able to put together a consistent run of appearances in our 2nd Division seasons 1921-;25 but, when he did play, his graft and pluck were always appreciated by our fans and the press of the time because Palace continually struggled in Division Two and the hard-working, tenacious attitude which Bill always showed was a valuable asset against powerful and more skilled opponents.
10. The hard graft may be persuading him or her to do the job.
11. We, The Undersigned (Orange Tree, Richmond): Alexander Gelman's sharp, biting satire on Soviet graft, corruption and entrenched power: excellent production by Sam Walters, ingenious train set by Tom Piper.
12. Take your graft - the short-handled spade with the curved blade - cut through the surface layer, whether grass or whatever, and remove it intact as a circle some 18 inches (45 centimetres) in diameter.
13. But although graft is indispensable, it is no replacement for raw talent.