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Перевод: children

[существительное]
дети ; ребята

Тезаурус:

1. Yes, Erika had enjoyed it, very much so; the proud little manager, looking at the other guests, the intimacy of the talk with her mother, and, knowing her mother's pride in her children, she had been touched by her concern about the special sports school.
2. "I'm a boody man," he pretended to chase Rose and the children with his old charm.
3. As with his own children, he actively discouraged any of them from becoming performers.
4. In 1982, there were around 3,200 places available for children and 15,800 for adults in places of residential care.
5. Their crowded funerals have been dignified by ceremony proper to their public status and success, but few personal tributes were more poignantly expressed than by the posies of primroses picked by children of the unemployed at the Docklands settlement where Mrs Melville Wills had worked to within a few days of her death at the age of 73 in 1936.
6. But it does provoke rebellious, aggressive behaviour in a minority of children, particularly if they have to be taken by force to a quiet room, or the door has to be held to keep them there.
7. Then the children start to arrive and the husband has to stay at home at nights with the wife and help look after them.
8. It proceeds to illustrate them with quotations from some of the Puffin children's books which have disturbed the authors.
9. He was fun with the children when they were younger, too, telling them stories about life in the countryside, taking them out - "go all over the place with him, yes" - and seeing them to bed: "he always give us a piggyback up the stairs to bed."
10. Jane and Ann Taylor, who were the daughters of a Dissenting Minister, had published in 1806 what was the first volume of poetry primarily designed for children.
11. The atmosphere was cordial and relaxed - the Emperor even entertained the children with conjuring tricks - and when the time came to leave he assured the Queen that "If we stayed longer we should end up by forgetting France altogether."
12. In any event, it was clear, when the Education (Corporal Punishment) Bill 1985 was being considered by Parliament following the ruling in Campbell and Cosans , that to give parents a choice over whether or not their children should receive corporal punishment was justifiable in principle but practically unworkable.
13. "I thank you for your sympathy, my children.