p pa pb pc pd pe pf pg ph pi pk pl pm pn po pp pr ps pt pu pv pw px py

Перевод: parcel

[наречие]
частично;
[существительное]
пакет ; сверток ; посылка ; тюк ; группа ; кучка ; партия товара; участок земли; часть ; узел ;
[глагол]
делить на части; дробить; завертывать в пакет; класть клетневину [мор.]

Тезаурус:

1. No longer does the facia shudder over bumpy lanes; no longer is this accompanied by an orchestral melody of twitters from the rear parcel shelf.
2. That parcel consists of two school-books, specimens of the hand-writing etc. of George Green, a Son of the late Mr. Green of
3. Christine, Anne and Mary arranged to take Miss Miggs's Christmas parcel along to the cottage the following morning, which was a Saturday.
4. Unaware of this, he went on, "Half way, he met another bloke carrying a parcel just the same.
5. The Reverend Foster's beady eyes fixed on the children fumbling for their donations as if they were a parcel of juicy worms to be swooped on if they tried to wriggle away.
6. Such ancillary restrictions will be treated as part and parcel of a concentration where they are "directly related and necessary to the implementation of the concentration".
7. If you are over the limit and have goods to declare, keep them at the top of your luggage or in a separate parcel.
8. The first body, found in the Thames, was discovered accidentally by a bargee, who had been poling his way up the river and had been more than mildly surprised when he had brought his pole up from the river bed to find a sodden brown parcel on the end with a baby's arm sticking out.
9. The polarisation of the photon provides the single dynamical variable that Bell postulates and, as required, it can take only one of the two values: a photon or "parcel" of light, may be polarised in a plane either parallel or perpendicular to a defined direction in space.
10. Tom, meanwhile, took a large parcel out of the cupboard and placed it in front of him.
11. THE U.S.-based parcels empire, United Parcel Service (UPS), relies on a fleet of diesel Ford and Mercedes vans to collect and deliver international packages and freight in Britain.
12. This particular parcel bore, on the third sheet, the one closest the body, the smudged but still discernible name and address of a woman in Reading; a Mrs Dyer of Kensington Road.
13. It was the day of parcel issues and as lunch time approached I tried to forget the future in the pleasure of the present.