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Перевод: brazier

[существительное]
медник ; жаровня ; мангал

Тезаурус:

1. Up another row of stairs and Corbett followed Benstede into a small, grim chamber with a bed of straw in the comer, a trestle table, a badly-lit brazier and a few rough stools for comfort.
2. Further, various perverse incentives appeared to be built into the system (Bevan and Brazier, 1987) which are not conducive to good planning.
3. Mr Brazier and his senior staff, including deputy head chef Kevin Glasby (above) and senior sous chef Nick Bryan, worked virtually around the clock, pausing only for three hours sleep before starting again at 5am.
4. "A charming guest," returned Marco Corner, lifting his bulk from a settle and signing a servant to light the small brazier.
5. But Mr Brazier gave an unhesitating "yes" when asked if he would go through the experience again.
6. There is a magnificent bronze food-warmer with handles attached to either side of the body by strigilated shafts in the form of the most elegantly fashioned hands, and a brazier patinated a stunning azure.
7. Joseph Fairthorne was described as a "brazier".
8. He would paint flames; and she would paint fire in a brazier.
9. Her hair, glowing like a brazier through the early-morning mist, her high boots and her cream-coloured quilted jacket with its exaggerated shoulders, had drawn his gaze as he sat impatiently in a line of cars while the pickets argued with the driver of an articulated wagon that was trying to enter the University.
10. John blew on his clenched fists and drew his knees closer to the brazier.
11. "HMOs usually employ their own primary care physicians and either run their own hospital services or buy in from other suppliers" (Culyer and Brazier, 1988).
12. Culyer and Brazier (1988) also discuss the Type II model but classify it not as "internal market" but as either "retrospective full cost reimbursement" or as "prospective reimbursement".
13. It attracted representatives of leading building firms including John Laing, Warings Contractors and Brazier and Son, architectural and surveying practices, as well as those involved in the training of construction workers.