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Перевод: quay

[существительное]
причал ; набережная ; стенка ; мол

Тезаурус:

1. Northern Section: Hereford v Connagh's Quay Nomads; Porthmadog v Wrexham; Penycae v Caersws; Conway Utd or Bangor v Flint; Mostyn or Brymbo Steelworks v Colwyn Bay; Morda Utd v Kidderminster Harriers; Twyyn-Bryncrug v Lex X1; Chirk v Rhyl.
2. Arriving at the edge of the quay, Fitzroy Maclean attempted to inflate it, only to discover that it had a puncture.
3. He hadn't had to tell them to take their shoes off before boarding at the Co-op quay and in three days of cruising they had washed the sand off their feet after each shore trip.
4. The European at ow Gill on its long journey south to Harwich Parkeston Quay.
5. Certainly the Bond family, of fourteenth century Erth Barton, religiously rowed across to George's Quay each Sunday to attend church at Sheviock, where they had their own pew.
6. A band led a procession, which included four hundred schoolchildren, through the streets and a public lunch was held on East Looe Quay.
7. He found half a dozen fishermen seated under the palm trees at the foot of the Co-operative quay.
8. He was restlessly scanning the quay, searching backwards and forwards.
9. A similar situation was happening in nearby Tewkesbury when, in 1865, Samuel Healing opened his large steam-powered Borough Mills in Quay Street.
10. The lane, known as George's Lane, runs from Sheviock church to George's Quay on the River Lynher.
11. The razzmatazz on the quay heralded the style of the crossing.
12. The quay turned steadily, the river with it, and on the hill beyond, church and rich houses floated ghostly in misty trees lit by an early yellow dawn.
13. "No, but I went down to the quay one Sunday and I heard her.