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Перевод: pasting

[существительное]
намазывание; склеивание; взбучка [сл.] ; поражение [спорт.]
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. Major-General Viktor Filatov, the editor of a Soviet military journal, prophesied this month that the Americans would take a pasting once the ground fight began.
2. When pasting your template on the piece of veneer selected for the outline - usually a dark wood - try to arrange for the thinnest parts of the design to run along the grain.
3. Although Stoy Hayward uses DOS versions of 1-2-3, Mr Wise reports some interest in Windows: "It's mainly for ease of use, and for the increased ease of transferring a section of spreadsheet and pasting it into the middle of a document."
4. The glue is for pasting the various classifications on to the shelves.
5. Bearing in mind the narrowness of the border and the thickness of the paste, it is best to use a fairly small brush (25-;50mm) in one direction to prevent the border from sliding about on the pasting table.
6. Any mistakes in the original typesetting - and any introduced by the vagaries of the punched tape - had to be rectified by pasting lines of corrected film over the top.
7. The teacher joined a group of three who were spontaneously cutting and pasting paper crowns for themselves.
8. One day Modi had made a collage by pasting a verse from a popular song around a painting, in Cubist fashion.
9. Occasionally this means swapping a new page for an old one, but more often the task entails cutting and pasting, and replacing new figures for old, updating the index and marking the reference books.
10. The joiners were at work on 5th pasting the end of the room.
11. Instead of waiting to be salvaged, some of the inhabitants had got together in an effort to cheer things up, and, so far as I could gather from the film, they were busying themselves pasting pieces of brightly coloured plastic over broken windows.
12. The Germans were certainly getting a pasting.
13. There was a lot to look at, so she took a long time coming back after school, stopping to watch the men mending holes in the roads, to watch the demolition team with their mighty metal ball swinging on its chain from the crane clearing the bomb-site, to watch carpenters erecting wooden hoardings around the cleared sites to keep the people out, to see bill-stickers on ladders pasting huge coloured pictures on to the hoardings.