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Перевод: enlisted

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Тезаурус:

1. 200,000 volunteers have enlisted to fight alongside the Iraqis, even though posters of Saddam Hussein have been banned.
2. His mentor, Tolkien, had brought a touch of genius to the art of the glossary, and Norman Davis followed him with distinction in the glossary to Bennett and Smithers, Early Middle English Verse and Prose and in the Chaucer Glossary, for which he enlisted the help of three Oxford colleagues.
3. Only when Sir Alfred enlisted the help of his sister, Jean Stanley (wife of Louis) was BRM able to proceed for the 1962 season.
4. When Alexander the Great looted Persepolis in 330BC, he wisely enlisted 500 camels to carry the booty.
5. The Danes have also taken a more enlightened viewpoint and have enlisted the help of a "swinging" young poet to publicize their attempts at health education.
6. Maud admitted her mistake, and enlisted Yeats's help in the ensuing legal squabbles, but she continued to defend her motives: in spite of everything, she preferred the idea of MacBride to the idea she had of Yeats.
7. It was his grandson who, in 1831, enlisted the help of a Lambton, who had just been made Earl of Durham, to prove his claim to the Earldom of Perth.
8. He later enlisted in the South African Navy, in which he became a chief petty officer specialising in radar.
9. Mr Wu then enlisted Mr Zhao's support to clear bureaucratic obstacles to his risky brainchild, a 186-mile tollway linking Hong Kong with Canton and the special economic zone of Shenzhen.
10. He was enlisted into the running team, too, when an excellent runner was unavailable to compete on Saturdays, and to his own surprise did well.
11. Soviet officers have a little more money than the enlisted men (DM800 to DM1,000 a month) and many are in the market for used cars - Mercedes and BMWs only, it seems.
12. Words such as "revelation", "grace", and in particular "faith" are enlisted in order to justify the idea of an exclusive channel of communication between the Deity and His followers.
13. That summer he enlisted as an air-raid warden and sat long hours of the night by a telephone doing nothing.