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Перевод: offering

[существительное]
предложение; жертвоприношение; подношение; жертва ; приношение; пожертвование
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Тезаурус:

1. More than 170 Consort hotels welcome dogs, with about a third offering something a bit special - Bona-Fido - which operates a bit like the AA's rating, but with stars switched for bones.
2. Jeff Goodman talks about a new opportunity which the University Careers Service is offering to graduates of the last ten years to re-assess where they have got to in their careers.
3. It is soon replaced though, by tears or a brave smile after yet another setback, with family and friends offering support and comforting words of "Bad luck.
4. This, relating to the Easter offering in a parish in 1721 is in the handwriting of the rector, William Walter MA.
5. This was a feeling he sometimes had, when he pictured his friends as "stationed", like auspicious stars, close to him, protecting him, and offering him the privilege and pleasure of performing, in their respect, good deeds.
6. It wasn't just that Major appeared to have accepted a dare to go through an entire broadcast without offering a single specific incentive of any kind for people to vote for him, but Brunson, an experienced broadcaster, was even odder.
7. Gardem says he'll be offering me more rides."
8. Candidates offering "AS" level music, and mature applicants who do not offer the above qualifications, may be required to take a written test.
9. The two restaurants within the Majestic are of excellent quality, offering both table d'hote and a la carte.
10. They have devious ways of making money from bereaved people's misery, whether by knocking on the door after a death, offering to clear the house for cash, including any objects of value; or by offering solace in exchange for cash or fees.
11. Omega Pet Foods are offering the winner a 10kg bag of Omega Tasty and high-quality retractable lead.
12. In one session he blissfully sucks the cerebral nipples of his guru; in another, he becomes restive, greedily biting into his guru's cortex and association areas, challenging them to yield more than milk; in a third, offering alternative views of his own, the guru's breast seems a source of hostility; in a fourth (particularly in his contest with Dr Thomas Myth-of-Mental-Illness Szasz), his id erupts, and he threatens to tear the errant guru limb from limb.
13. Mungo held it higher, like an offering, willing it to tell him more.