r ra rb rc rd re rf rg rh ri rj rk rl rm rn ro rp rr rs rt ru rv rw ry rz

Перевод: reprise

[существительное]
расправа ; реприз (фехтование)

Тезаурус:

1. Domestic policy he tended, with a few exceptions such as social security (where he would reprise his old refrain about the law of averages coming to the rescue of the millions), to regard largely as a matter of "drains".
2. When Reynolds and Needham embarked on the sequel, The Cannonball Run II in 1983, they brought Martin and Davis back to reprise their roles.
3. Do they still harbour desires to reprise their old roles?
4. "The Figures of Descent", published in NLR in 1987, is a reprise of "Origins", and "A Culture in Contraflow" (1990) of "Components".
5. In 1970 he scored a solo deal with the Reprise label, and by the end of "72 had released "Into The Purple Valley" and "Boomer's Story".
6. Mountaineers are especially susceptible: Eric Shipton wrote two; Chris Bonington has already published three volumes of his, as well as a pictorial reprise, and is probably this very moment rapturously engaged on volume four.
7. Echoes of those early themes and motifs weave in and out of "II" like friendly ghosts, Oldfield again favouring mantra-like repetition, layer upon layer of instrumentation, building to crescendo and giving way to acoustic guitar in a grand reprise of the original.
8. MUDHONEY, (above) who release their major label debut album "Piece of Cake" on Reprise in October, have announced details of their national autumn tour which visits Sheffield University
9. Chorus (Reprise):
10. Paradoxically, fear of a reprise of dictatorship drives the German electorate to seek political stability, and widespread commemoration of the fiftieth anniversary of Nazi power has revived those fears.
11. FRANK SINATRA: "The Reprise Years" (Reprise) ol' rheumy eyes is back with a collection of his finest croons, on the label he founded, including "I've Got You Under My Skin", "Strangers In The Night" and, of course, "My Way" - out now
12. Mourning over, the package is rounded off by a stunning double flourish; a cod-Broadway instrumental reprise on "Argentina", followed by that speech in full, and it's the most serene, quietly-spoken rant you'll ever hear.