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Перевод: boggle

[глагол]
пугаться; бояться; колебаться; останавливаться; делать неумело; портить; лукавить; лицемерить; увиливать

Тезаурус:

1. If one then thinks of cross-tabulations of the users by sex, age, marital status, social class and so on, the proliferation of possible data makes the mind boggle.
2. Although friendly, the hostel was not in the same class as its neighbour at Boggle Hole.
3. 60 Boggle Junior games
4. Later on, in a pub, Mr Smith chats to a friend: "Of course we've got to get stuck in, at least to some extent, because the alternatives make the mind boggle."
5. THERE was not another house to be seen from the Boggle Hole hostel on the North Yorkshire coast, as we woke to the gentle sounds of the warden reciting Buddhist mantras, and waves lapping the sands.
6. And so to Boggle Hole, seven miles down the coast.
7. Early learners can start to learn their reading and spelling skills with Boggle Junior from Parker Games.
8. Open Channel D for the Man From Uncle pilot film TO TRAP A SPY, sympathise with Ribsgy's lodger-stroke-offspring problems in another ancient RISING DAMP, don your spangly cod-piece when Erasure go IN CONCERT or boggle your eyes at the whizzy visuals of schlockfest movie FX - MURDER BY ILLUSION.
9. Immediate reactions to this news brought about utter mental confusion, rapid breathing and a tendency to hop about the place, with a risk of injury, diagnosed as a case of galloping boggle.
10. McLeish contemplated this system and its possible application to the Metropolitan police force and felt imagination boggle.
11. Only the idea made his mind boggle.
12. Exploring Dracula's old haunts David Walton and family make the most of the coast between Saltburn and Boggle Hole
13. Boggle Hole hostel is a converted textile mill, standing on a stream and with its own beach on the doorstep.