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Перевод: mot

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острота ; словцо
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Тезаурус:

1. This isn't meant to be a test, a mental MOT for your man, but they are all topics you can talk about, which will help you get to know each other better.
2. After two studio albums and "Oy Vey Baby", the recent live album, has Tin Machine has finally failed its MOT?
3. Selection procedures in general were rough and ready, perhaps because selection was scarcely the mot juste: oversupply of suitable candidates was not a problem for the Colonial Service until the 1930s, when years of misleading propaganda about difficulty of entry, combined with economic depression, had done their work.
4. The milometer says 31,000 miles, but the last MOT certificate says 57,000 miles.
5. But, as Peter immediately tells his father, this is just the sort of bon mot to expect from an idler who is being kept in the lap of luxury.
6. Even when used properly, the bit has to be reversed to release the nose screw; mot all machines have this facility.
7. When you own a car you need to keep your driving licence, registration document, MOT certificate, and the like somewhere where you can find them every time your car needs a new tax disc.
8. You've seen the picture of the nice, clean, sunbleached Nose of Dinas Mot.
9. It's due for its MOT test.
10. Trapped by drought, he was eventually bested by Mot, who ripped the weakened god to pieces with a sharp knife and scattered pieces of his body "with a winnowing fan" before scorching and grinding the remains to a powder.
11. At one time, he even dominated Mot, the surly god of death, and banished him to exile in the desert.
12. A company partner, 33-year-old Anthony Edwards, appeared before the court and pleaded guilty to keeping the vehicle with defective tyres and without an MoT certificate.
13. Chaque mot en commande (ou en suscite) plusieurs autres, non seulement par la force des images qu'il attire lui comme un aimant, mais parfois aussi par sa seule morphologie, de simples assonances qui, de mme que les ncessits formelles de la syntaxe, du rythme et de la composition, se rvlent aussi fcondes que ses multiples associations.