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Перевод: leech

[существительное]
кровосос ; пиявка ; кровопийца ; вымогатель ; боковая шкаторина (паруса) ; задняя шкаторина [мор.] ;
[глагол]
ставить пиявки; привязываться; приставать

Тезаурус:

1. Jeremy, 30, and Ruth Leech were due to marry earlier this month but the love-match was called off because Jeremy had to play a tournament in the States.
2. There have been many different attempts to explain these pressures, in terms of capitalist crisis (or the fiscal crisis of the state (O'Connor, 1973)); or the state acting as a leech on productive sectors of the economy (most strongly argued in Bacon and Eltis, 1976); or simply in terms of monetarism (outlined in Gamble, 1984, pp. 145-;9; Leys , 1983).
3. Kevin Leech, ML Laboratories 179.7m
4. Roddy Greene, on Market Leader (10-11), and Tom Cloke, on Vaguely Artistic (11-10), were content to sit and wait, while Leech sent Bully Boy into a commanding lead.
5. Leech infestation
6. They're also developing Hementin, an enzyme which can dissolve blood clots, derived from the Amazon leech which is 18 inches long.
7. Each leech attacks the nearest character.
8. Helen Leech Fund
9. Again there was silence between them, but as Mr Beecham stared at this young man, he remembered Martin hinting that his aunt kept the young boy on a tight rein; and he also went further back and recalled Arthur's confidence and how he had once described his sister-in-law as a frantic leech.
10. Headteacher Dr. Alan Leech said: "The staff at Bohunt were keen to join the new appraisal system as part of their commitment towards the fullest maintenance to teacher and pupil standards.
11. "So that's why you've been clinging to me like a leech all these months.
12. Burton had a small part, did it competently, met Richard Leech, a young Irish doctor, who had taken to the boards.
13. Kenneth Leech makes a similar point "spiritual guidance is not crisis intervention but a continuous process, the movement to God and in God"