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Перевод: paddy

[существительное]
приступ гнева; ярость ; рис-падди ; необрушенный рис

Тезаурус:

1. Paddy Mayne's veteran A Squadron returned from the Great Sand Sea to Kufra for a few days in mid-November, having successfully raided airfields around Gazala, familiar territory from the past.
2. I approved of Paddy Ashdown's commitment to spending more on education - but then no amount of money will make education good if the unions and the race relations industry are running the show.
3. Although some Catholics (and fewer Protestants) voted for the socialist platform of Paddy Devlin or the militancy of Bernadette McAliskey (ne Devlin), most voted for Hume.
4. "I am voting tactically because Labour doesn't have a chance here, but the Liberal Democrats certainly didn't get my vote because of Paddy Ashdown."
5. To do this, Paddy Mayne's A Squadron, largely composed of experienced raiders, would be available to start out from Kufra.
6. In the USA where labour was the scarce resource, it was the process of mechanisation first with animal and later tractor motive power that facilitated the expansion of agricultural production and productivity by increasing the area operated per worker: while in Japan where land was the scarce resource, it was progress in biological technologies leading to increased responses by varieties of paddy to higher levels of fertiliser application.
7. Their leader, Mr Paddy Ashdown, yesterday challenged Mrs Thatcher to ignore her own bigots and Labour's "moral bankruptcy".
8. Football: Brazil scratch seven-year itch: Paddy Agnew in Rome on a match which many Italian fans would like to see repeated in the 1990 World Cup final
9. And the social element, if Paddy Ashdown's proposals were adopted, would be protected through the legal definition of entitlements to health, education, housing and welfare.
10. Paddy Ashdown, the leader of the Democrats, called the speech "dangerously complacent."
11. Paddy and I shared the neurosis of spending longer than necessary calculating where we would be on what date if we maintained that day's speed.
12. "How many miles d'you reckon today, twenty?" asked Paddy, who was stripped to the waist and had a knotted handkerchief on his ginger mop of hair.
13. "That Liberal, Paddy Ashgrove"