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Перевод: chewing

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Тезаурус:

1. Karelius coped by employing a technique he had first developed at university and perfected in the army: that of chewing and swallowing whilst managing to divorce his mind completely from the organs of taste.
2. But all the other pieces are proper ones, apart from a pawn made from a marble and a blob of chewing gum.
3. Chewing gum's my favourite.
4. The door opened, and there stood a boy of about ten, chewing gum and gawping.
5. Korth (1979) and Andrews Evans (1983) attributed the rounding of broken ends of bones to digestion, although Mellet (1974) considered that the rounding was the result of chewing, and in an experiment on digestion of fish bones, Jones (1968) found evidence of polishing of rounded ends caused by digestion in pig, dog and humans.
6. "Bit salty," he mumbled, chewing with difficulty.
7. I could see it now, like a slow motion film, Mr McNaughton peeling me off Sharon Latimer like peeling chewing gum away from a desktop
8. It had other beneficial and related properties too, as Martin notes that "the plant itself is not used, but the root is eaten to expel wind, and they say it prevents drunkenness by frequent chewing of it".
9. "You now, of course, come into possession of a substantial sum, following Miss Morgan's death," McLeish observed, sounding as accusing as he could, and she stopped chewing and gave him her full attention.
10. But the structure and functioning of grinding or chewing teeth in other mammals, in which opposing teeth co-operate in action, and which can be matched in extinct, unrelated mammals, is a much more subtle matter, involving detailed studies on the operation of living dental systems to help elucidate the functioning of fossil ones.
11. Are aliens at this very moment chewing on babies under the Nevada desert?
12. While most of the people rested in the river meadow, shivering as the layers of fog brimmed round them, Cameron and a few strong runners made for the Tummel above the confluence, crossed it, and found the people of Atholl and Tulliemet overflowing the howff at Widow Duff's, supping broth, chewing mutton, throwing ribs to the dogs.
13. Chief Inspector Kuhlmann of the Federal Police in Wiesbaden was chewing on his cigar as he read the Most Secret signal from London.