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Перевод: mound

[существительное]
насыпь ; могильный холм; курган ; холм ; большое количество; держава ;
[глагол]
делать насыпь; насып`ать холм

Тезаурус:

1. A lone grave, the resting-place of one who had died at sea, lay at a point of land under the shelter of a rugged knoll: the grassy mound was decked with a cross of white stones, and at either end an unhewn rock was placed to mark the spot as sacred; and on the taller stone was a square patch whereon the remains of an inscription that bore a roughly-drawn cross and an anchor, and the fact J. M "L. died at sea - all else defaced.
2. The significance of this little mound will soon become apparent.
3. It meant at least that someone had been in the burial mound, though not necessarily recently.
4. It is groaningly cold, possibly as low as - -225C ( - -13F), although we cannot be sure as Tony's thermometer is buried under a mound of tackle.
5. Thursday the Royal Burial Mound and the other burial places and the port and the primeval forest.
6. It was a great mound of leaves and garden rubbish nearly as tall as we were - cabbage stalks, I can smell them now."
7. Children may discover that the covering of sand in the tray can be pushed to one side into a mound, yet will still push back to cover the tray.
8. In the bite-shaped hollow, a small mound of viscous lava was growing and continued to do so for a long time afterwards.
9. He jumped piles of stones and rubbish in his way and almost tripped over a mound of rusty saucepans lying in the darkness.
10. The Irish maol or maoile means, literally, "little mound"; the Welsh equivalent is moel, the English poll, and in the USA the Irish immigrants introduced the word muley.
11. The score was 1-1 when Clark came to bat, the bases were loaded and Mitch Williams, the Cubs' best relief pitcher, was on the mound.
12. She was lying on the carpet, the lips of her cunt, soft and blunt, pushing up through a mound of black curls.
13. Even this amount of work will cost them 420 but, if nothing is done, chairman Peter Hobbs warned "The mound will become a bigger and bigger eyesore."