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Перевод: crane

[существительное]
журавль ; кран грузоподъемный; кран ; сифон ;
[глагол]
вытягивать шею; поднимать краном; колебаться перед опасностью; колебаться перед трудностями; останавливаться перед опасностью; останавливаться перед трудностями

Тезаурус:

1. He walked into the corridor, tiredness suddenly overcoming him with the prospect of a few hours off, and very nearly knocked Catherine Crane over in his preoccupation.
2. I was there recently, talking to Dr Lalitha Vijayam about her research on the Siberian crane's problems and about my chances of seeing one before the Ob river race becomes extinct.
3. "So she probably didn't vanish voluntarily," Catherine Crane said, in summary.
4. "Let Crane follow them."
5. Go home, Bruce, or back to whatever your case is, and I'll have a word with Sergeant Crane."
6. The crane, for moving the ramps which connected the rigs together and the inshore rig to the beach, was tested for free operation.
7. Of all the species visible in Bharatpur, none is more romantic or mysterious than the Siberian crane.
8. The photo shows Sir John flanked by Flt Lt Jim Lampard (CO of 65 Sqn ATC), WO Crane and trophy-winning cadets.
9. Catherine Crane had joined the division three months ago, creating a major upheaval.
10. The Siberian crane stands four and a half feet tall, its brilliant white plumage offset by a blood-red beak, face and legs.
11. "It's obviously rained a lot," Catherine Crane volunteered, edging cautiously down the side of the track.
12. One hundred and eighty-six different species of birds have been noted at Strathbeg, including rarities such as Caspian tern, little egret, crane, pied-billed grebe and red-footed falcon; amongst nesting residents are shelduck, mallard, tufted duck, secretive water rail, sedge and willow warbler, black-bibbed reed bunting and diminutive wren.
13. Catherine Crane went across to open it and held a murmured conversation with someone.