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Перевод: pigeonhole

[существительное]
голубиное гнездо; отделение для бумаг; закуток ;
[глагол]
раскладывать по ящикам; класть под сукно; откладывать в долгий ящик; классифицировать; приклеивать ярлыки

Тезаурус:

1. Part of the process of gaining control over our lives involves us in resisting their attempts to box us in the pigeonhole of "client" - and to expose their self-styled, self-seeking efforts to elevate their second-hand knowledge about disability into a "profession".
2. These include Griselda Pollock's essay which redefines "Modernity and the Spaces of Femininity" through an analysis of male/female Impressionists' works and Tamar Garb's; analysis of a critical category "L'Art Feminin" used to pigeonhole women's work.
3. The following morning, in her pigeonhole at the theatre, had been a sealed envelope.
4. She left a series of notes in my pigeonhole that started off plaintively: "I'm very confused by what happened between us the other night.
5. A new bar of soap, still wet and streaked with lather, lay in a dish on the lower shelf of the pigeonhole storage area to one side of the basin.
6. For example in B, I had tried several times without success to contact a third-year female physics student who, it seemed, never looked in her departmental pigeonhole where I left the notes.
7. She found her own register in its usual place and then took from the "Tuesday" pigeonhole the one marked "Line Drawing and Water-colour".
8. NEWFAST AUTOMATIC DAFFODILS, grooveriders extraordinaire whose debut LP "Pigeonhole" hit the Top 40 last year, release a new Play It Again Sam single on April 2.
9. So I think that the sexual politics in the film is very difficult to pigeonhole.
10. And even Prince, today - no-one ever really tries to pigeonhole him, because he's a truly talented person.
11. Not enough, it seems, indulge in the works of this mercurial Mancunian whose act is difficult to pigeonhole, but easy to enjoy.
12. The FADS' criminally disappointing first album, "Pigeonhole", hung, albatross-like, around their necks for the whole of last year, marking them out as no-marks, never-rans, couldn't-have-beens.
13. We record reviewers love to pigeonhole performances, but this one has a distinct personality all its own.