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Перевод: savory

[прилагательное]
вкусный; аппетитный; пряный; острый; соленый; привлекательный; приятный; пикантный;
[существительное]
чабер [бот.] ; острое блюдо, подаваемое до или после обеда; острая закуска

Тезаурус:

1. Savory Milln then arranged to sub-underwrite its liability using a list of sub-underwriters introduced by Eagle's chief executive, John Ferriday, and including Mr Ferriday himself.
2. By 1880, H.B. Savory was running the mill although, well into the 20th century, the company retained the name of Savory and Sons.
3. There followed a period of uncertainty until it found itself with new occupants Savory and Sons.
4. The German computer company Nixdorf recently announced an expert system designed by a man called Stuart Savory.
5. Their stay was fairly brief for, around 1846, the mill was acquired by William Savory.
6. In 1849, part of the mill containing the fulling stocks was leased to the local clothier, William Palling, yet in 1853, Paul Savory is recorded as working a corn mill at Brookhouse.
7. SBC Securities Ltd, known at the time as SBCI Savory Milln Ltd agreed to underwrite the cash alternative and rights issue, a potential liability of 56m.
8. Greene may have half-intended readers to identify Mr Savory with Priestley, and every year throws up a few romans clearly in need of a clef .
9. In December 1987, Savory Milln made payments in discharge of its obligations in the underwriting agreement: 13.5m of the payments were funded by monies received by Savory Milln from a Panamanian company (Anser) administered from Jersey and controlled by Mr Ferriday.
10. From 1876, William Savory was the owner, making pins.
11. In 1932, the young hopeful Graham Greene had to pay for part of Stamboul Train to be reprinted after J B Priestley had objected to "Mr Savory", a pompous writer of potboiling sagas.
12. For a savory accompaniment, poach in stock with a few cloves to serve with ham, chicken or duck.