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Перевод: scatter

[существительное]
рассеивание; разброс ;
[глагол]
разбрасывать; разбросать; рассыпать; раскидывать; рассеивать; рассеять; разгонять; рассеиваться; разбегаться; бросаться врассыпную; разбивать; разрушать; разворошить; посыпать; натрясти; закидать; расточать; сорить деньгами

Тезаурус:

1. If the little sods want to experiment, that's fair enough; we scatter a widely varied selection of ephemeral matter around the common room for them to browse over or deface - the Daily Express , Lancet , Exchange Mart , Viz that sort of thing.
2. Scatter the remaining grated cheese over the top.
3. In 1976, despite coverage a hundred times greater than can be achieved by conventional flash photography (which is limited by back scatter), no results were achieved in three months of work.
4. Further to the north, along the ice-bound coast of Marie Byrd Land are more volcanoes, and a well-defined belt soon becomes established, swinging away into the long, crooked arm of the Graham Land peninsula, and then eastwards into a scatter of desolate, little-known volcanic islands, the South Sandwich Islands.
5. Scatter slow release fertiliser round all plants that have been heavily pruned to encourage them to renew themselves.
6. Sasbach is really no more than a scatter of houses, a couple of shops, a garage and a church set down in the middle of vineyards and orchards.
7. Meryl shook her head to scatter insidious images, and her hand strayed blindly towards the tiny radio on the bedside chest of drawers.
8. He'd scatter some of the grain he'd nicked, and fetch down the wire and cutters, and his books.
9. It has cushion covers that are easily removable for dry cleaning and the sofa comes complete with two matching scatter cushions.
10. But it is the most distinctive characteristic of an observant or well educated mind to bring unity to what would otherwise be a meaningless scatter of seemingly random and unrelated phenomena, and I bow to few for want of intellect.
11. Drain well, season with salt and scatter a little around the salmon; serve the rest in a bowl.
12. He looked down at the scatter of handwritten pages spread all over the table, and tensed his body as though anticipating a blow.
13. In the kiloelectron volt range, ions scatter from atomic cores and analysis of the scattering patterns reveals the position of nuclei.