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Перевод: pair
[прилагательное]
парный;
[существительное]
пара ; парные предметы; вещь, состоящая из двух частей; пара животных; пара лошадей; чета ; супружеская чета; жених с невестой; партнеры ; бригада ; смена ;
[глагол]
располагать парами; подбирать под пару; располагаться парами; соединяться; соединять по двое; соединяться по двое; сочетаться браком; сочетать браком; спаривать; спариваться; случать; договариваться о неучастии в голосовании
Тезаурус:
- She's got his hair, god love her, canny dae a damp thing wi' it, pair lamb.
- At night I use a pair of betalites for indicators, fitted with clips that hold gently onto a loop of line pulled down between butt-ring and reel.
- It has a vertical shaft and a horizontal wheel with inclined wooden blades, and though this system generates little power, it is sufficient to drive a pair of millstones, turning the upper of the two stones as in conventional mills.
- Is this the beginning of a mated pair?
- Maybe she needed a pair in a hurry because the ones she had were worn out.
- Endill was taken to the main corridor and strapped into a pair of lead boots.
- The five stories which catch our eye will win the author a pair of tickets and may appear in the magazine in future months.
- Radio telescopes on the Earth have a resolution limited by their size, or, in the case of a pair of telescopes linked as an interferometer, by their separation.
- Thus the leading wheels (the outer pair) begin to move over the curve on the outside rails at the same time as the trailing wheels strike the curve, and the tank remains correctly orientated.
- When we both started to laugh, I imagine he thought we were a weird pair!
- Between the lamps, just as in a proper home, was a pair of framed photographs.
- Just as fascinating is the related S perfoliatum , another giant in which the upper pair of leaves unite at their base to form a cup-shaped depression where, after rain, a little pool of water collects.
- Beside him, stuck in the snow, were a pair of skis and ski sticks surmounted by gloves of a colourful kind.
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