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Перевод: knapsack

[существительное]
ранец ; рюкзак

Тезаурус:

1. He marvelled at the girl's patience as her charge ran hither and thither, collecting shells and seaweed, splashing in the waves at the water's edge, letting out little shrieks of excitement and then relapsing into relative quietness when food and drink were produced out of a knapsack.
2. A firm knowledge of what jargon is, then, should take its place with a stout pair of boots and a spare pair of braces, in every science-writer's knapsack.
3. Collecting up a knapsack which contained a few beach things, Liza and Celia went to the bottom of the garden and began their descent, one which was not quite as successfully negotiated as when Edna was in charge.
4. She took it out of the knapsack, poured coffee from the thermos and ate and drank.
5. At grey of dawn my place in Blanket Bay was vacant; the Rambler had left his moorings, and was scudding under full sail, with knapsack and umbrella, for the Caledonian Station at the west end of Princes Street.
6. Sara went upstairs to the front bedroom, dumped her knapsack on the floor, took off her socks and shorts and sat on one of the beds.
7. She splashed her face with cold water at the sink; she dressed, made a sandwich, filled her thermos with coffee, packed a compass and a map into her knapsack, laced her walking boots and fixed her pedometer to her belt.
8. The Colonel took Miss Danziger's knapsack from her.
9. Of course this has always been the case for all entrants, for there are only forty-three chief constables and the same number of deputies, so few have a chief officer's truncheon in their knapsack (to paraphrase an old army chestnut).
10. He sped out of the room and came back with his blue knapsack, searching the contents worriedly.
11. Boyd Stych unlocked the front door and slung his knapsack into the corner reserved for the coats and hats of his wife's visitors; clumped through the lounge in his heavy, laced boots and shouted not very hopefully: "Hi, Olga, I'm back!"
12. For the daytimes she would need swimsuit, snorkel and flippers; oilskin, so rain could not stop her going out; Hunter boots and crash cap because she was bound to find a riding stable; tennis racquet - on the offchance, as Rodney didn't play; a frisbee; a lilo; shorts, walking boots, a pedometer, a compass, a small knapsack and a thermos.
13. Elisabeth was hot; she took off her raincoat, set down the knapsack containing her lunch and some books and sat down on the bench opposite a thicket of hazel, through which a path had been cut.