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Перевод: crave

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страстно желать; жаждать; просить; умолять; требовать

Тезаурус:

1. Even adventurous travellers like O'Hanlon crave home comforts, so why do people travel?
2. And, Sir, I come to crave of you a boon, that you will give me Rodrigo of Bivar to be my husband, with whom I shall hold myself well married, and greatly honoured; for certain I am that his possessions will one day be greater than those of any man in your dominions.
3. Isn't it because women are by nature inferior, and know it, so usually there is no need for them to crave to be treated as inferior?
4. Time is money and, after money, time is what the masses crave most.
5. They may have a weak digestion and be intolerant of many foods yet crave pungent, bitter, spicy things, tonics or milk.
6. Everything may taste bitter, except water; They may crave bitter things in a fever.
7. Although the bureau manager who supports a large team of very part-time volunteers craves the injection of hours that the unemployed can offer, they equally crave stability and escape from the greater supervision needed by new staff.
8. I don't crave all those materialistic things we used to crave when we were young.
9. He highlighted a classic phrase by Peter Jennings, ABC's anchor-man wrinkle-brow: "Using it even once can make a person crave cocaine for as long as they (sic) live."
10. There are others who are not too worried about that, but who crave a good time.
11. Many composers now crave the chance to write operas, but will they acknowledge the duty to communicate with the audience?
12. I was bitterly ashamed of what I was doing, or letting people do to me, but also of course I got to like it, and even crave it, in a manner of speaking.
13. It is surprising, though, how many nations these days seem to crave it.