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Перевод: lamprey

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минога [зоол.]

Тезаурус:

1. For the first time Dinah met his publisher, Mr Lamprey, who was the groomsman.
2. A drinking song called "Powtes Complaint" - "powte" being a lamprey - circulated in the taverns:
3. Paul replied that he wished to see Mr Lamprey; the name had intrigued him, but now he was too greatly assailed by nervousness to perceive humour in anything.
4. But Paul came home happy, his blue eyes brilliant as they had been when they first met; full of his new employment, the prospect of having the second book read, the kindness of the Professor in going to visit Mr Lamprey himself.
5. Mr Lamprey smiled.
6. Modern specialists often divide the jawless fishes into two broad groups, one containing the hagfish and the other the lamprey, with the fossil jawless forms distributed between the two.
7. Many species pass through the brackish waters in both directions to spawn, such as the Salmon, Trout, Sea Lamprey, Sturgeon, Shad and Smelt.
8. He went to her, and told her how much he loved her, and that she was not to heed him; it was the headaches that made him distracted; that day he had been almost blind; Mr Lamprey had suggested spectacles, and perhaps now he could afford them.
9. Faulkner's local History mentions trout, pike, carp, roach, dace, perch, chub, barbel, smelt, flounder, shad, lamprey and eel all being caught in the river off Chelsea and also records nine salmon weighing 171 lbs.
10. They talked, and in course of it Paul mentioned that he had already sketched out plans for a second book; the Professor had already informed Mr Lamprey of the first.
11. A tall man with silver hair bowed over Dinah's hand; John Lamprey, the publisher, who had first rescued Paul from hopeless poverty.
12. But Lamprey had been as courteous as if she had been in her father's drawing-room.
13. Lamprey was reading the second, and so far no word had come downstairs that it had been rejected.