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Перевод: starved

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Тезаурус:

1. A given amount of blood adds more hours to the life of a highly starved bat than to a less starved one.
2. North Tyneside council says it is too starved of funds by central government to do much.
3. Analysts forecast an extra fillip to early water dealing with a wave of institutional buying from foreign buyers starved of stock.
4. Starved of emotional nourishment from that quarter, the daughter is brittle and neurotic and, when her boyfriend leaves her for another woman, she takes umbrage, haunts the new love-nest night and day, lets down tyres, makes abusive phone calls and eventually throws a stone through a window and gets herself arrested.
5. In her poem "The Cruel Parent", she describes the suffering of a young woman who is starved by her father.
6. "You must be starved, lad; come on in."
7. Newport9 Bridgend4 AN EXCELLENT display by Newport's pack, the highlight being Kevin Moseley's line-out work, starved Bridgend of possession at Rodney Parade and cleared the home side's path to the Schweppes semi-finals.
8. The conclusion in No. 10 was, therefore, that it had become part of the Cabinet Office and was politically starved on anything that had a political dimension, the tank found itself rather isolated."
9. They both scrimped and starved; Meg (she worked in a ragstore) filled a suitcase with banknotes.
10. He then looked about, expecting to see a cage with a dead bird, the body of a starved cat in a basket.
11. I wish he would give me some of that, I'm flipping starved.
12. Analysts were increasingly optimistic about the prospect of share price premiums in early trading as it became clear that professional buyers will be starved of stock.
13. Things have begun to swing towards more enforcement after a period in which, as you note, the Sherman and Clayton acts were forgotten and the authorities charged with enforcing them were starved of resources.