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Перевод: anoint

[глагол]
смазывать; намазывать; помазывать; дубасить; отколотить; помазать [церк.]

Тезаурус:

1. Is it like an anoint an erm anointing ?
2. Native peoples in Africa and South America have employed animal toxins to help them catch prey; Kalahari bushmen anoint their hunting arrows with the squashed contents of beetle larvae to produce a slow-acting poison, and the Colombian Indians, as described, dip their blow-darts into the secretion of the poison arrow frog.
3. Capital came to provide rulers with sources of power other than direct taxation, and this introduced a new factor into political affairs, allowing overlords to put down rivals and oblige priests to anoint them as rulers.
4. And when it has been well washed and made clean, ye shall dry it well, and anoint it with this myrrh and balsam, from these golden caskets, from head to foot, so that every part shall be anointed, till none be left.
5. Although it seems unlikely, it does have a history of herbal use, being listed in Gerard's herbal; the floures steeped in oil and set in the Sun, are good to anoint the body that is benummed, and growne very cold.
6. The woman who wept over the feet of Jesus in Luke chapter 7 and then proceeded to wipe his feet with her hair and anoint them with ointment, had her sins forgiven.
7. "On the night Lady Eleanor died," Corbett began, "you went to Godstowe to anoint her body?"
8. One by one the dogs on the left of the trace anoint it, the ones on the right going frantic in their efforts to reach it.
9. She was crying and began to anoint Jesus' feet with myrrh which she had brought with her.
10. What father would anoint his child with such a leaden armour of expectations?
11. The Indians then anoint the tips of their arrows with the poison.
12. But he had blocked all her attempts to anoint him with love and sympathy.
13. Although it was full of period details - greaves, chitons, how to anoint your lover with olive oil after wrestling - it was also clearly a thinly-disguised account of life in this country in the year of its publication, 1948.