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Перевод: mote

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пылинка ; соринка ; пятнышко
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Тезаурус:

1. Gloucester ordered the seizure of Ightham Mote (Kent) on 14 May and the doubtful legality of the move is suggested by the duke's use of one of his northern associates, Sir Thomas Wortley.
2. Booth agreed that there was a mote in the eye of ministerial beholders preventing them reading the timetable properly.
3. She screamed, half terrified, half ecstatic, feeling like a mote of dust tossed on an endless ocean.
4. In every aspect of his work Caro is brazenly derivative, depending for effect on the assertiveness of scale, and is, in essence, trivial; but, translated from the Tate Gallery to the Roman Forum (see The Art Newspaper No. 18, May 1992, p. 5), he is this year the beam in the public's eye (would that he were only a mote), and thus inevitably the choice of Heaths and Fanfanis.
5. The maydes came in to make the bed, and hearing a thing in a case cry Tick, Tick, Tick , presently concluded that it was his Devill, and took it by the string with the tongues, and threw it out of the windowe into the mote (to drown the Devill).
6. She explained that she had been eating mote cheese and drinking an extra pint of milk a day to make sure she got enough protein during pregnancy and breast-feeding.
7. Stukeley's brief description (p. 84, Vol. i) reads "Brigcasterton was fenced about with a deep mote on two sides, the river supplying its use on the other two; for it stands at an angle, and the Romans made a little curve in the road here on purpose to take it in, as it offered itself so conveniently, then rectified the obliquity on the other side of the town; it consists of one street running through its length upon the road; the great ditch and banks are called the Dikes.
8. It became a mote, a shining point.
9. It is also believed that the old Scandinavian rulers of the area held their annual "folk mote" at which the laws were read to the assembled inhabitants at a large circular mound, now overgrown with trees, and known to the local people as Fox Hill, supposedly a corruption of Folks Hill.
10. IGHTHAM MOTE Ivy Hatch, Sevenoaks, Kent.
11. We cannot afford to concentrate on the mote in the eye of the Sudanese military, or in those of the inadequate political leaders in Harare, until we have removed the beam from our own eye.
12. It so happened that the string hung on a sprig of an elder that grew out of the mote, and this confirmed them that "twas the Devill.
13. Beauty was communication, each mote of light shaded with one nuance of meaning and each meaning had a colour.