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Перевод: forsake

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оставлять; покидать; отказываться

Тезаурус:

1. Yet, despite all this, Baxter wrote, "not one that I hear of are fallen off or forsake their uprightness".
2. These five people promised "before the Majesty of God and his congregation to maintain, set forward and establish the most blessed word of God and his Congregation and forsake and renounce the congregation of Satan, with all the superstitions, abominations and idolatry thereof".
3. Mecir, a "touch" player, and one of the last tour professionals to forsake a wooden racket in the name of technology, advocates caution: "It depends on your confidence.
4. THIS MAY or may not turn out to be the winter when serious numbers of British skiiers forsake the Alps for the Rockies.
5. Was it the prosperity of an acquisitive society prepared to forsake children, or the depression which accounted for the inter-war population trends?
6. For instance, on a down-to-earth, but very real, level, one partner to a homosexual union may forsake his work to look after house and home, or may become financially dependent on the other.
7. Equally, I am prepared to advocate that, in historical terms, the time has arrived, in the absence of other viable legal institutions, to forsake the requirement of bisexuality and thus abandon the negative definitive criterion of homosexuality, if indeed it is such a criterion.
8. Maybe I'm an owl, watching the other owls screech down on helpless little mice, but I won't forsake my vegetarian principles.
9. However, to forsake one building for the benefit of another can result in the loss of both.
10. But it was never expected that voters would forsake their loyalties in large numbers for an abstract principle.
11. Goodness knows why girls continue to forsake the countryside, in the hope of a better life in the cities, but they do.
12. when friends forsake us,
13. Whereas they made it clear to his wife that they would never forsake her, they also made it clear to Tawell that he would never be accepted.