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Перевод: beset

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окружать; осаждать; занимать; преграждать; теснить; украшать

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1. As well as reducing the control problems which beset British secondary schools, and overcoming some of the difficulties of "secondary transfer", this mode of organisation must also strengthen the relationship between parents and schools.
2. It seems that children have not yet absorbed the fears, doubts and confusions that so often beset us as adults.
3. They are likely to be beset with other major changes associated with the second half of life.
4. At some stage, disappointments will certainly beset him.
5. Coupled with problems that arose with the apparatus - UA1 for example was beset by difficulties ranging from dirty air-lines to burst pipes - it was not until last November and December that the experiments were able to observe a large sample of proton-antiproton collisions.
6. It isn't easy coping with a person who is twice your age and beset by problems you have no hope of being able to understand.
7. The question which beset me was, "Has all this suffering, this dying around us, a meaning?"
8. His widow Margaret held on for another 45 years, beset on all sides by warring local landowners who claimed parts of the island, as its boundaries grew ever-closer to the Holderness mainland.
9. The Derek Johnstone case and the financial problems which beset the former Scottish goalkeeper Alan Rough testify to the downside of football's financial spiral.
10. In their cramped and insanitary dwellings, often ill-fed as they were, the poor of Frome were constantly beset by outbreaks of typhus; known variously as "Irish Fever, or "Gaol Fever", it frequently picked off not only the inmates of the country, s overcrowded prisons, but also the hapless judges who had to try the prisoners.
11. Towards the end, as the German hold on Prague tightened, the Kindertransporte were beset by bureaucratic delays.
12. So the world Maintains its confusion round the silent corpse Of the old warrior; and the flowers, Beset by astonishing messages, Wear his familiar, wry and bemused smile.
13. Calcutta was then beset with unrest, and Hoppy was kept busy on internal security.