s sa sb sc sd se sf sg sh si sj sk sl sm sn so sp sq sr ss st su sv sw sy

Перевод: seizing

[существительное]
заедание; застревание; истирание; бензель

Тезаурус:

1. A demon seizing a victim may not merely grab, but shoot its claw into the toothless mouth, throttling by the tongue.
2. Moments after an address by a Church Army officer, Taylor ran down the aisle and, seizing a microphone from the prison chaplain, began haranguing inmates about the system.
3. "Isn't it a wonder, now," said Phil, seizing the chance to turn the conversation his way, "That shaggin' chancer of a Dagg from Belfast didn't claim his dirty water could cure cancer too!"
4. And Goldberg, seizing his pen, scribbled in the margin:.
5. This involves a bailiff going to your debtor's home or workplace and seizing and selling sufficient of his goods to pay your debt and costs.
6. US law rejected as model for seizing criminal assets
7. "Oh," said Peter crossly, freeing himself and seizing Laura's luggage.
8. "Hit it," he said, seizing el grip with a painful vice and swinging it from side to side.
9. The "Quiet Revolution" which was beginning to take place in Canada was now seizing Leonard himself; he would be a poet-writer, and be would find a place for his music alongside it.
10. Croats in western parts of the republic reacted by seizing control of large tracts of territory.
11. And Goldberg, pulling the pad towards him and seizing his felt-tip pen, began to write.
12. That did not prevent Somerset Maugham, in the sanctuary of a villa in the south of France, from shuddering at the private fantasy of a shaggy-haired mob seizing sudden sway in literary London - an effect, as he imagined, of the welfare state; and he was certain that their social origins were unprecedentedly humble.
13. The "great illusion" was the belief that a modern European state could increase its wealth by seizing the territory of its competitors: