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Перевод: found

[прилагательное]
найденный; снабженный всем необходимым;
[глагол]
основывать; закладывать фундамент; закладывать; учреждать; создавать; обосновывать; подводить основу; основываться; опираться; плавить; лить; отливать; варить; #past и p.p. от find

Тезаурус:

1. To comfort her desolation and guilt Rachel had told her about the Mongolian desert, where she had been as a little girl, hardly older than Maggie was now, to look for dragons, which she called dinosaurs, and where years later Russian palaeontologists had found the great fossil eggs in which the sleeping baby dinosaurs could still be seen.
2. It is easier for a husband to be found for a thin, and therefore supposedly beautiful, girl than for a plump one.
3. As with the Greeks, they had found in each other an all-embracing spiritual compatibility.
4. Although Hardy came to declare that no book of his had ever contained less of himself, it is difficult not to see in Jude a symbolic statement of all that he had found most disappointing in his life and in the human condition in general.
5. Some of these can be expressed as a distance-decay function and indeed costs of migration may largely be a matter of distance as in the case of outmigration from island economies such as are found in the Caribbean or Oceania; others are political and virtually insurmountable, such as national frontiers.
6. But thanks to the ingenuity of Edward Adeane, who planned it all, no one found them.
7. At last she found the exit at the far end of the enormous shed, and burst out into a dark courtyard, littered with the hulks of abandoned machinery, which she remembered from the morning.
8. If this is a correct analysis Mr Morton must have found his metier at Eurotunnel, where he is one of two chairmen.
9. It was, in fact, the work of his son, William, and Miller comments "I was first favoured by this sort by Mr. Peter Collinson, FRS and afterwards received a plant with a drawing of it made in the country where it grows, by Mr. John Bartram, JR, and have since been furnished with more plants by Dr. Benzel of Germantown in Philadelphia, who found it growing plentifully in shady, moist places."
10. Burrowing bivalves, which are typically found in the soft bottoms of shallow seas today, dig themselves down into the sediment, where they escape the attention of many predators (except birds with long bills!).
11. A consistent orientation of the long axis towards 40-;60 degrees east was found.
12. It is usually solitary and occasionally found in pairs, except for the breeding season when schools are formed.
13. This contradicts the results found in the survey done by Collier in 1981; he found that "end users" did not undertake their own searches Collier (1982).