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Перевод: replete

[прилагательное]
наполненный; насыщенный; переполненный; пресыщенный; хорошо обеспеченный; хорошо снабженный

Тезаурус:

1. Mrs Helmsley was found guilty after a trial replete with tales of how she bawled out employees and charged 12 department store brassieres to her hotel.
2. The key difference between the charges against Mr Clinton and those against Mr Bush is that Gennifer Flowers came forward to accuse Mr Clinton, albeit lured by a large sum of money, and replete with records of telephone conversations.
3. The record of this government, conviction-inspired though it thinks of itself as being, is replete with pragmatic compromise of every kind.
4. Menstrual taboos, even in their Jewish expressions, are replete with an ambivalent fusion of the sacred and the taboo.
5. Datelined Doomsday and with a cover photograph of Mr Punch walking into the sunset entitled The End, Punch's valedictory edition is replete with black humour.
6. The ceremony in this Anglo-Norman setting was replete with references to Charlemagne, Napoleon, and Churchill.
7. "I will speak to you today on a text from that book, the Book of Exodus, which is so replete with wisdom concerning the leader and the led.
8. feeling complete, replete, like a cat sleeping in the sun has all four paws buried under its furred belly, sun too hot to move, tail wrapped over its sleeping nose, I went back to our bed to curl up next to where you had been.
9. The press officers who compose them aren't employed for their outstanding literary flair and their missives routinely come replete with weak jokes and dismal puns.
10. But whatever their collective response to coming second, no one could complain of losing to a Bath side so replete with experienced English caps and burgeoning talent.
11. Yet he may wear a Heart replete with Guile,
12. This is the earliest novel that may reasonably be termed a thriller - a strongly atmospheric work, replete with midnight encounters, the eponymous mysterious and rather worrying white-clad lady and a highly dislikeable villain in the form of the obese and oleaginous Count Fosco.
13. People sat about, replete and vacant.