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Перевод: exclaim

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воскликнуть; восклицать; ахать; вскричать

Тезаурус:

1. We all exclaim "how very French", "how marvellously Irish" or "how ridiculously English", and we know what we mean.
2. The third concert, of Brahms's Third and First symphonies, revealed the new Karajan at his most lovable, for these were natural, emotional, and - let the word escape at last - profound interpretations: voyages of discovery; loving traversals of familiar, exciting ground with a fresh eye and mind, in the company of someone prepared to linger here, to exclaim there; summations towards which many of his earlier, less intimate performances of the works had led.
3. The story goes that when the House of Commons was discussing this issue, a leading politician was heard to exclaim: "If the Book of Common prayer was good enough for St Paul, it is good enough for me! "
4. Some will exclaim "Can I then never leave my child?""
5. Suddenly one would leap onto a bale of hay and exclaim, "I know, kids, why don't we do the show right here?"
6. Paying her first visit to the Casa Guidi Wilson was moved to exclaim, "Why, ma'am, you look so well!"
7. On another occasion when I was involved in the tense process of bringing prisoners into the charge room in the central bridewell in Newcastle, a very precise ex-detective colleague (by then a neat, uniformed chief inspector) stopped me to exclaim on my appearance.
8. No one except someone like Mr Scrooge, the famous Dickens character who used to exclaim "Christmas!
9. Whether or not the biographer was right, it is true that once you can exclaim "Abba, Father!", joy is the accompanying fruit of the Spirit and it sheds its radiance over life and death.
10. He would burst into the office singing, and if I happened to be there he would rush over and ruffle my hair, and exclaim, "Here she is, the wee lassie!
11. There was a loud burst of laughter behind me and I heard the Belgian clergyman exclaim: "That is really heretical! positively heretical!" then laugh loudly himself.
12. I wanted to exclaim like my Servite friend "Glory be to God," but it did not seem quite right.
13. "In the Same Boat" has Kipling's Conroy exclaim just before he meets the hysterical, drug-taking woman, Miss Henschil,