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Перевод: corner
[прилагательное]
угольный;
[существительное]
угол ; уголок ; закоулок ; потайной уголок; часть ; район ; угловой удар; край ; ребро; кант ; скупка монополистами товара со спекулятивными целями; корнер ; неловкое положение; затруднение;
[глагол]
загонять в угол; загонять в тупик; припереть к стене; завернуть за угол; скупать товары со спекулятивными целями
Тезаурус:
- The shop on the corner sells string - I know cos I seen it - so I ask if I should go and buy some.
- In a long-awaited move, the former Social Democrats' leader endorsed John Major as the best man to fight Britain's corner against moves towards a federal Europe.
- SAM AND GRAEME FIFIELD-HALL HAVE CREATED A CORNER OF ENGLAND THAT IS FOREVER ITALY.
- Methinks a few thousand Hartlepudlians could form an opinion, especially where George "In the Red Corner" Walker's salary rise is concerned.
- He went to the bar in the corner of the lounge and he poured us both a stiff whisky and soda.
- She took me to a corner where a miniature chest stood on a table.
- Not only will I be dealing with some of your concerns through "Vet's Corner", but I am taking them up with the very people who make the food - with some eye-opening results!
- A corner shelf unit is a smart way to display ornaments.
- The door in the corner opened, and Smallfry swept into the room wearing a glossy black costume with white fur trims and decorated combs in her hair.
- Haston was selling papers at Hyde Park Corner when he was accosted by Healy, then a member of the Communist Party.
- read in the context of role-play and dramatic play, eg in the home play corner, class shop, or other dramatic play setting such as a caf, hospital or post office.
- There were three of them with ribbons and pins, in the back left-hand corner of his drawer.
- Looking on the bright side, I think this corner of the magazine could turn into a piece of gladiatorial entertainment!
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