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Перевод: sawyer

[существительное]
пильщик ; коряга ; усач

Тезаурус:

1. Giving strong backing to participation in the European Community, Mr Sawyer continued: "We are now Britain's European party.
2. Chef Richard Sawyer.
3. As Gore Vidal pointed out in Newsweek , "Like Tom (Sawyer), Ollie is essentially fictional."
4. "We have the agenda for the Nineties," Mr Sawyer said.
5. The repertoire was as follows, in chronological order of being devised: A Christmas Carol ; The Cricket on the Hearth ; The Chimes ; The Story of Little Dombey ; The Poor Traveller ; Boots at the Holly-Tree Inn ; Mrs Gamp ; Bardell and Pickwick ; David Copperfield ; Nicholas Nickleby at the Yorkshire School ; Mr Chops ; the Dwarf ; Bob Sawyer's Party ; Doctor Marigold ; Barbox Brothers ; The Boy at Mugby ; Sikes and Nancy .
6. The club is owned by Eddie Dunn, protocol chief to Dr Sawyer's interim government.
7. Fig 71 Stuart Sawyer carve gybing a short board at speed.
8. Cameron watched for the effect or this on the sawyer's face.
9. Some said that Ryan had made a mistake in failing to get everything ready in the block before he sent Sawyer off.
10. Sawyer runs the world's only leech farm and 75% of them are sold abroad, to hospitals, schools and universities.
11. Others said that Sawyer had panicked and gone straight out and given the signal without first doing the reconnoitring for which Ryan had allowed time.
12. Mr Sawyer, chairman of the party's home policy committee which co-ordinated the work of the seven policy review groups, insisted there had been no sacrifice of principles.
13. Other factors which may be involved in this important property are: secretion of plasminogen activator (Loskutoff Edgington, 1977), a membrane-associated ADPase (Lieberman et al, 1977), the presence of heparin-like membrane proteoglycans (Thorgeirsson Robertson, 1978); the ability to take up and degrade vasoactive amines (Johnson Erdos, 1977) the uptake and clearance of circulating thrombin (Lollar Owen, 1980) and surface charge (Sawyer Srinivasan, 1973).