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Перевод: covered

[прилагательное]
крытый; закрытый; покрытый; прикрытый; защищенный; укрытый; охваченный (наблюдением); в шляпе

Тезаурус:

1. Dear Doctor After five years of reading your informative column, saving me immeasurable instances of possible musi-technical tension, a situation has newly presented itself to me that I cannot recollect as being covered before.
2. His covered body was taken out to a cooler resting place, and suddenly the foundry seemed to be going round and round.
3. Vic Wilcox has now, strictly speaking, left the city of Rummidge and passed into an area known as the Dark Country - so called because of the pall of smoke that hung over it, and the film of coaldust and soot that covered it, in the heyday of the Industrial Revolution.
4. Deserted roads, blinding heat, palm trees, covered stalls selling gourd-like wooden seed pods carved into fruit bowls, ashtrays, chessboards, punchbowls.
5. Endowment assurance is a form of saving as your life will be covered for a fixed term and, at the end of it, you will be paid a fixed amount, plus bonuses.
6. The 1973 crisis, with the embargo on oil and a quadrupling of its price, was a sharp reminder to France of its dependence and vulnerability: at the time, oil covered two thirds of the country's energy needs, and our overall dependence on foreign sources of energy, including gas and coal, exceeded 75 per cent.
7. The animal should be kept on its belly, with as much of the body as possible covered with damp blankets or sheets to prevent the sun's rays from burning the sensitive skin.
8. The examples of threatened buildings and open spaces covered in the next eighteen sections are just a very small selection of cases with which SAVE has been involved.
9. The behaviour alleged under -; above would amount to a matrimonial offence, while the circumstances covered by amount to the first recognition in England of a right of divorce by mutual consent.
10. Most safety equipment is covered by British Standard specifications.
11. Graham (whose chapter on budgeting and allocating is essential reading) reports a survey of 23 university libraries he carried out in 1985, in which 14 of the library grants covered only non-staffing costs (books, periodicals, binding and operational money), whilst the other nine included staffing, though usually with severe limitations on virement between staffing and other sub-heads.
12. Though there were clearly classical influences on Agatha Christie's work - most obviously in the collection The Labours of Hercules - they are not within the province of this study, particularly since the subject has been expertly covered by other scholars.
13. The playground is covered with string and bits of nuts.