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Перевод: home

[прилагательное]
домашний; семейный; родной (о городе); отечественный; внутренний; относящийся к метрополии; сыгранный на своем поле;
[наречие]
дома; домой; в цель; в точку; до отказа; до конца; крепко; туго;
[существительное]
дом ; жилище; пансионат ; метрополия ; родина ; семья ; семейный круг; домашний очаг; место распространения; колыбель ; приют ; кров ; финиш ;
[глагол]
возвращаться домой; доходить; посылать домой; направлять домой; жить; предоставлять жилье

Тезаурус:

1. Defeat against New Zealand and Australia within one month during the World Cup on their home ground confirms this.
2. "She had a helpless husband at home in a wheelchair, dependent on her, but the Garda took no notice.
3. Give your home a festive feel with this colourful, easy-to-make wreath that will look good wherever you decide to put it
4. David, a small, thin, smiling man with long, sensitive features, welcomed me to his little home.
5. In areas of the home where there is heavy wear, such as the stairs or the kitchen, rich colours and patterns will help hide soiling and staining.
6. A home?
7. An Enfield clerical family took in a great-grandmother in her nineties for her last two years: "she didn't want to go in a home and she wrote to my mother and asked if she could possibly look after her.
8. Whatever its status as a castle, an Englishman's home today is easily the most familiar measure of his finances.
9. Maggie had stayed quiet, gone home thinking if you think you're oppressed mate then listen to this.
10. Glasgow and Edinburgh cars, both dating from 1948, seem quite at home in Fleetwood by the Parish Church during a tour in 1984.
11. Kristin continues: "A lot of the songs deal with the agoraphobia versus claustrophobia dilemma: the problem of what a home is, when do you leave it, how are you going to make yourself a home.
12. The decline of home weaving appears to stem mainly from the ageing of the work-force in a physically exacting industry, the fluctuations in demand, and the movement of some workers to oil-related jobs.
13. She'd give Gloria a piece of her mind when she got home!