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Перевод: herself

[местоимение]
сама; себя (женский род); себе; самой себя

Тезаурус:

1. Stumbling slightly, she moved out of the way, propping herself up against one of the big windows.
2. In place of the chastened, latter-day apostles of Keynes and Beveridge, a new generation of hard-headed spokesmen of free enterprise emerged, taking their cue from the dogmas of the new Prime Minister herself.
3. Drowned herself in a dyke, poor soul.
4. Her glance slid from this face to the other and she found herself observed by pale eyes set in bloated white flesh.
5. Jane Clairmont - who rechristened herself Claire - has usually featured as a minor and scandalous disturbance in the lives of Shelley and Byron.
6. On 7th October Green "went to Kendal where the abominable Agnes Brathwaite forswore herself again, but said the child was born 10th December - before, on the 5th of October".
7. And there was the idea of her submitting to a search and medical check by prison guards after she had relentlessly promoted herself and her Helmsley Palace Hotel in the last decade as "The Palace Where The Queen Stands Guard."
8. She has built a reputation for herself as a specialist in the area and is not involved as photographic director for Al-Wasat , a magazine based in London, which is launched this month for distribution throughout the Arab world.
9. After a lifetime of analysing herself and other people, she gave up.
10. What had happened was no fault of hers, and she set herself to live with it.
11. The most likely explanation is that she intended some disruption of the race and, having ducked under the rails, found herself the beneficiary of the sheer coincidence of the King's horse - whose colours she would have recognized - being isolated from the other runners.
12. She would raise her lamp and view the lover that she herself had grown, even if this meant that she must lose him for ever.
13. There was something alarming in the way an eleven-year-old girl - or "nearly twelve" as she kept saying - could so easily comport herself among a press of adults.