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Перевод: belabour

[глагол]
бить; колотить; мордовать; осыпать бранью

Тезаурус:

1. With these words he ran at the Husayn twins and started to belabour them with his plastic sword.
2. To belabour the point of whether or not he had knocked would only make her sound shrewish, and she didn't want that added to his list of uncomplimentary adjectives, along with brash and brassy!
3. There is no need to belabour the point here.
4. As the lights started to fade, Mr Malik gave the signal to the school's new music master, Mr Kureishi - a small, fat, serious man - who started to belabour an upright piano at the edge of the stage.
5. The figure of Simon Zelotes, who appears in the Gospel of Luke and in the Acts of the Apostles, we have already discussed in our previous work, and there can scarcely be further need to belabour the obvious.
6. Whilst Bunyan might have rejoiced at being used to belabour the inanities and vanities of the Church of England, it is difficult to know what he would have thought of being commemorated by memorial windows in Elstow parish church and Westminster Abbey.
7. In the prologues and glosses to his translations of the books of the Old Testament and his commentaries on the Epistles, Tyndale seized every opportunity to belabour the Roman Church.