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Перевод: overheard

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#past и p.p. от overhear

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1. ASMALL exchange overheard in the bang-up-to-the-minute House of Commons.
2. "Next week some time," answered the Scouse, "This is a fact, he continued One of the staff at the big house overheard the Brigade Major talking to the Medical Officer."
3. Jefferson overheard.
4. Alan Duffy had overheard Mr Simmons and Miss Craven talking about Frankie's father, who was a real-life American who had been in the Army and the merchant navy and was now a farmer who posed at the School of Art and played guitar in a popular local dance-band.
5. Davis Love overheard the comment of "miss it" as he addressed a putt at the same tournament.
6. For example, despite the computer revolution, the language of computer users still has to be interpreted to the uninitiated; and for clients in the health care system, the vocabulary of staff is often unintelligible or, when only snatches are overheard and understood, is open to misinterpretation and can cause the client and family great distress.
7. He glanced around, ensuring they weren't being overheard.
8. OVERHEARD in a Maidstone Garden Centre.
9. Here, individuals stood out in sharp focus and Jane's walks were always enlivened by the indomitable characters she saw and the wry humour of the remarks she overheard.
10. In Malone , Sir Robert Megarry held that an action for breach of confidence does not lie where a person utters confidential information which is overheard by a third party.
11. Dot remembered one of the things she'd overheard Mrs Hollidaye telling Gloria just before Loopy Lil crashed the tray.
12. She didn't know whether it was from the night that she had overheard his conversation with her mother in the bedroom, or when she saw him fling that shovel at the young man who, she knew, could have felled him with one blow, that she had lost all respect for him.
13. He had overheard his uncle warning the two maid-servants not to go up there because it was too dangerous.