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Перевод: mull

[существительное]
тонкий муслин; путаница ; неразбериха ; мыс ;
[глагол]
перепутать; спутать; промахнуться; обдумывать; размышлять; варить глинтвейн; подогревать вино или пиво с пряностями

Тезаурус:

1. In the morning, after an early breakfast of freshly picked mushrooms, Graham, myself and our hangovers ventured to the south side of the Mull.
2. Passenger ferry to Craignure on the Isle of Mull for a tour not only of Mull but a visit to Iona.
3. Maybe this is why so many ex-colonials retire to Mull, I thought.
4. Many artists are now drawn to it, and find that it has other attractions than the records of the burial of kings: they love to paint the children who come to meet the tourist with wave-worn pebbles from the sacred isle, and also the scenery of Mull, and the many lochs that indent that isle of bold headlands and rugged mountains masses, as they are seen from Iona.
5. It is not known today from the Outer Hebrides, being confined in the British Isles to Skye and Mull.
6. Knowing the curator of the Mull Museum helped - and hindered - the tracking down of the spot for JTR's sketch of the "Fall near Tobermory".
7. The first and most important question to mull over as you gaze at your patch is: What is this garden for?
8. Scoobie had found his way onto the Mull ferry but had not enjoyed the trip and was mightily relieved to be found by his owner.
9. The very house that had sheltered the entire community during the great storm in 1756, when waves spumed right across the island and lightning struck the Mull, causing a massive rockfall, and the steep cliffs.
10. Places to think in, mull things over, escape to.
11. In the Scotsman of December 8, 1877 there is a chillingly inhuman extract from a Special Commission report on the state of the Highlands which deals with conditions in Mull.
12. K. islandica could have been affected by competition and loss of habitat, as it is confined today to very open, mildly basic wet gravel flushes and, more rarely, fine-grained screes on Skye and Mull.
13. "I've got weeks to mull it over."