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Перевод: enter

[глагол]
входить; вступать; вонзаться; поступать; вписывать; вносить; занести; вводить; вводить данные; включать в список; регистрировать; записывать; записать; начинать; браться; проникать; войти; начинать процесс; сделать письменное заявление

Тезаурус:

1. Remoteness from the industrial centres of Britain, and the ports through which imported goods enter the country, are reflected in the high cost of living.
2. We had to reject William Smith, from Warley, because we weren't entirely sure what prompted him to enter.
3. Jeanne's brother Andr, an academic landscape painter four years her senior, also became a convert whilst Jeanne's mother, Eudoxie Hbuterne, tried to enter into the spirit of ardent Catholicism.
4. For example, in Romeo and Juliet this aspect of his choreography is seen at its finest in the pas de trois fur Romeo, Mercutio and Benvolio before they enter the Capulet ball.
5. There will be a 5 charge to enter the questionnaire in our June issue which could lead to you receiving the certificate.
6. They enter villages, round everyone up, and criticise those who support the Phomn Penh government for being "lackies" of the Vietnamese.
7. It is recommended for on-the-spot checking for animals before they enter the herd and those with repeatedly high cell counts.
8. I will not enter here into the complex Christian debate over the nature of the Trinity.
9. "ENTER a computer superstore in the U.S.," says Martin Nielson, chief executive of the Business Superstore Ltd, "and you walk into a forest of high steel.
10. II, stocks of consumer goods may be growing or their prices no longer rising - or no longer rising as rapidly as before - and the new productive capacities are possibly just going to enter the production stream.
11. Enter into the world, therefore, the newest member of this exalted family: Leonard "the priest", whose early years were shadowed - albeit not too solemnly - with a high sense of Tradition, and of the divine plan and ordering, even divine mission.
12. Clearly, therefore, we should take heed of these warnings and never enter clouds which are actively electric.
13. As citizens continue to storm offices of the secret police, stern warnings have come from the government and the army that the line would be drawn at any attempts to enter barracks.