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Перевод: lightening

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Тезаурус:

1. She was born in a cave beside Knaresborough's mysterious Petrifying Well, delivered as lightening crackled and burned in a violent storm.
2. Lazy undergraduates liked them because Lewis did half their work far them - providing summaries of books they would never get around to reading themselves, and lightening his commentaries with entertaining asides.
3. The mist was shearing from the hillsides like a fleece, the air lightening and warming.
4. He adopted the same principle in the spandrels as William Edwards had used eight years before at Pontypridd ( q.v. ), lightening the load with hollow tunnels through the rubble infilling.
5. The excursion party of thirty travelled 10,500 miles in nine weeks with John Mason overseeing all the arrangements, dealing with over a hundred railway and steamboat officials and lamenting the "lightening" steamboats and trains which travelled at fifteen miles per hour.
6. No one knows where lightening may strike, the precise purpose of an investigation, or who specifically will be investigated.
7. All morning he had been in a strange, erratic mood and as the car began to bump its way off down the track Tug felt a great lightening of his spirits.
8. I sat for what seemed a long time in the cold darkness, breathing shallowly, not moving at all, just waiting, and eventually there was a lightening of the shadows and a luminosity in the wood, and the moon rose clear and bright in the east.
9. Silhouetted against the lightening sky, it seemed more majestic than ever; more a part of nature's raw force than the work of man.
10. They're justification for the "he-man" tag, with heavy everything at low speeds and not much more than a token lightening up as you press on harder, but not so heavy as to wipe out the sports car's essential touch of delicacy.
11. Look - the sky is lightening.
12. Presently, there was a lightening of foliage and I thought, almost disappointedly, all that panic for nothing.
13. Men on wharves waved, cranes flashed their lights, golfers on the port side, beyond the gold of corn beginning to catch the lightening sky, waved their clubs.