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Перевод: haunt

[прилагательное]
часто посещаемое;
[существительное]
часто посещаемое место; любимое место; убежище; логовище; притон ;
[глагол]
часто посещать; часто посещать какое-л. место; появляться; являться (о призраке); обитать; преследовать

Тезаурус:

1. Her favourite was the coffee shop in Fenwicks in Bond Street for this was the haunt and the meeting place of all those from the world of fashion.
2. The hero, Beowulf, does battle with Grendel and Grendel's mother, two enormous monsters which haunt the swamps - "moras" in Anglo-Saxon - from which they emerge to wreak havoc before returning to a mere in the very heart of the fen: "The lake which they inhabit lies not many miles from here, overhung with groves of rime-crusted trees whose thick roots darken the water."
3. "My lykewake's to last ten days, mind, and if there's not a good fight or two, I'll be back to haunt you!"
4. Fred Halliday claims Afghanistan's history is coming back to haunt it
5. ALTHOUGH Sir Derek Rayner has completed his assignment as the prime minister's hit man on Civil Service waste, his spectre continues to haunt government research establishments.
6. We were several shots in hand of Mr Lu and the rest of the field, but at this point Lee's words about bad luck started to haunt me.
7. Creeping thistle, haunt of the charming meadow brown butterfly, can become a real pest if it gets a foothold.
8. The evidence didn't fade away, and Britain's legacy of Victorian pollution controls came back to haunt it.
9. His answers would return to haunt him.
10. Igls has long been a popular summer haunt of the Austrians, and therefore has much to offer the visitor.
11. Much of this material - this archaic London, the Hawksmoor churches, their magical meaning, and the tramps who haunt them - comes from the striking poem Lud Heat by Iain Sinclair, where the churches are taken to be geometrically interrelated in the form of a pentacle, the sorcerer's five-pointed star.
12. Nightclub-wise we hit the Star Club, which has been a popular haunt in San Antonio for many years, and as ever we've arranged free entry for all club Discount book holders, saving you 5 every time you go.
13. Religious problems came back to haunt Wenceslas for, at the time of his death in 1419, the Hussite movement which prefigured the Reformation was already a cause of conflict throughout his kingdom.