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Перевод: bray

[существительное]
крик осла; резкий звук; неприятный резкий звук;
[глагол]
кричать; издавать неприятный звук; толочь

Тезаурус:

1. The de line of Hammer, the only British company to have benefited from the influx f American cash, was accelerated by the abandonment of its Bray Studios in 1968.
2. "It was then that I made up my mind that r would never leave England," declares Lotte Bray (Lowenstein).
3. This particular book was one of many given to parochial libraries in England and America by the Associates of Rev. Dr Bray (1656-;1730) from 1709 onwards.
4. He recognised the loud bray of Doctor O'Connor-Crowley.
5. In addition to hundreds of parish libraries in England endowed in this way there were over thirty founded by Dr Bray in America, the largest being in Annapolis.
6. In the case of unskilled labour, Bray criticized the assumption that it required no training and made no demand on "skill": this was "a grave mistake".
7. Inside IBM's "be kind to the user" testbed Putting in real time with real people is now the rage, says Paul Bray
8. By PAUL BRAY
9. Shortly before his death in the next year, Henry III granted to his queen, Eleanor, the custody "of the castle and forest of Windsor and the seven hundreds, and the towns of Old Windsor, Bray and Kempton, during pleasure", provided that she accounted at the Exchequer as Nicholas de Yattendon, the previous constable and warden, had done.
10. Heart-shaped cheeses are also produced which are very attractive on a cheese-board: Coeur de Neufchatel and Coeur de Bray are two of the best known, both from the Pays de Bray in Normandy.
11. OXFORD UNIVERSITY: K Bray (Mansfield); G Hein (St Anne's), J Elliott (St Anne's), D Curtis (St Anne's), D Cooke (Christ Church); B Smith (St Anne's, capt), S Taylor (University); A Jones (St Anne's), E Norwitz (University), D James (St Anne's), J Fewtrell (St Anne's), T Coker (Lady Margaret Hall), M Egan (St Anne's), W Van der Merwe (St Anne's), R Horrocks-Taylor (St Peter's).