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Перевод: briar

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шиповник ; вереск ; курительная трубка; эрика

Тезаурус:

1. For the wee lass started leaving her bucket by the spring, hidden under a briar, and slipping into the castle.
2. Into that briar patch in 1989 dropped a book, published in Japan and called "No" to ieru Nihon" ("The Japan that Can Say No") by a politician, Shintaro Ishihara, and the chairman of Sony, Akio Morita.
3. Briar Enterprises , The Old Barn, Felsham Road, Cockfield, Bury St. Edmunds, Suffolk IP30 0HP.
4. Have you smelt of the bud of the briar or the nard in the fire?
5. For pleasure grounds at Kirklington and the wilderness at Petworth, "Capability" Brown listed roses specifically mentioned by Miller to associate with other shrubs, along with quantities of Sweet Briar, probably used for hedging.
6. Huge tawny chrysanthemums big as setting suns, gold dahlias like lions" manes, yellow roses, sheaves of corn, briar and elder glowing with berries all brought a glow to the ancient yellow stone.
7. A bower of briar roses guarded the final stile that led into Nod and, in later life, Paul never smelt that sharp breath-taking sweetness of the wild rose without remembering the languor and warm happiness of those golden afternoons with Molly Piggott.
8. Briar roses and honeysuckle had been cunningly trained to festoon the trees, until the whole effect there was one of enchantment.
9. In earlier editions of the Dictionary the Sweet Briar warranted comment on its scent and "though a wild rose in some parts of England, yet is preserved in most curious gardens for the extreme sweetness of its leaves, which perfumes the circumambient Air in the Spring of the Year, especially after a shower of Rain."
10. One is Equi Study and the other is Briar Enterprises and there is also a Saddlery Home Study Course.
11. But Baccy never used a curse word, nor did he ever take the briar pipe out of his mouth despite having abandoned the tobacco habit on joining the church at the age of eighteen.
12. Then the sleeve of Dot's coat was clawed at by a long briar.
13. The last gleam of sun touched the ruined battlements as they watched, hung there for a moment like a tattered cloth caught on a briar, and was gone.