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Перевод: stove

[прилагательное]
печной;
[существительное]
печь ; печка ; плита ; кухонная плита; печь отопительная; теплица ; сушилка ;
[глагол]
сушить (в печке); тушить мясо или овощи; #past и p.p. от stave

Тезаурус:

1. The room was faintly illuminated by the glow from the night-burning stove.
2. They made me feel of some value again and the warmth was flooding through me long before the kettle had boiled on the iron stove in the corner.
3. Each section was supposed to be heated by a coke fired tortoise stove and large hot water pipes but in mid-winter it was really cold unless you were lucky enough to sit near the fire.
4. That will keep the wood-burning stove going for ten seconds at least.
5. Trent returned to the stove and stood there, warming himself, as he tried to gather his energy.
6. But she had insisted, and although the room was warm, and the kitchen stove had already been made up for the night, I had gone - yet it was a strange experience to me, and rather a frightening one, to have been persuaded by someone near to me into doing even so small a thing I felt to be hazardous.)
7. Then, as she bent over the stove, heating milk, she said casually, "So, what was Doyle telling you, then?"
8. And there was something about a large tortoise stove, freshly done with first-class blacklead and plenty of elbow-grease, that gladdened your eyes.
9. There is a long list of greenhouse plants in no need of artificial heat and an even greater number of those which do, with an indication as to whether they require a very hot stove or moderate warmth.
10. There is a fine neo-Gothic tiled stove from 1836, but one of the most impressive things in the room are the fine frames surrounding the Habsburg portraits.
11. He climbed on to the high stool, acutely conscious of the heat of the stove and the growling dogs behind him.
12. The stove lit easily.
13. Holding its own in the space is a fine stove of 1760.