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Перевод: consumed

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израсходованный; истраченный

Тезаурус:

1. And it's more fun now than when we were consumed by white-hot passion.
2. White bread (half consumed)
3. Yesterday's newspapers were consumed not with Mr Bush's campaign stop for Mr Giuliani, but with the position of David Dinkins, the Democratic candidate, on security for the state of Israel, and Woody Allen's defence of the comedian Jackie Mason.
4. But she said: "As with many weeds, fat-hen should be consumed in moderation, and should be carefully identified before eating."
5. Final goods are things that are consumed directly and not used to produce something else; if all goods were included in the estimate of GNP, then the cost of flour would be double-counted when the final cost of bread was included.
6. RJR-Nabisco was consumed by Kohlberg Kravis and there was even a scheme, at one stage, to mount a 40billion plus takeover for General Motors.
7. On test with no load the divider chip consumed only 19mA at a supply voltage of 1.8V.
8. Where literary criticism is concerned, we are faced with the depressing reality that this is now just one more academic specialism, a large specialism, admittedly, produced by and consumed within the academy.
9. Mr Oatley pointed out that because small producers were going out of business, up to 10 per cent of eggs consumed in Britain were being imported.
10. We also speak of being "consumed" with guilt and, although we are not literally eaten away, the phrase is not so very far from the truth when you consider the harmful effect guilt can have on the physical body.
11. Differences in the amount consumed are capable, in themselves, of determining the magnitude of a conditioned flavour aversion (e.g. Bond and DiGiusto 1975).
12. The faces of the nudes are simpler, less tormented than those of his portraits, but since his friends were intellectuals, artists and writers, intense, complex men and women, consumed by an inner reality, that is hardly surprising; the girls who posed for his nudes were healthy young women, models, maids, waitresses, milkmaids revelling in their bodies and their sexuality.
13. She was consumed with gauging his mood, foreseeing every move he made, hag-ridden by the spectres of all the troubles he could bring down on himself and them.