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Перевод: lick

[существительное]
облизывание; лизание; чуточка ; кусочек ; незначительное количество; сильный удар; шаг ; скорость ; усилие; лизунец ; соляной участок, привлекающий диких животных;
[глагол]
лизать; вылизывать; облизать; облизывать; зализывать; полизать; слегка касаться; бить; колотить; превосходить; побивать; побеждать; спешить; мчаться

Тезаурус:

1. She has a mineral lick which she will not touch.
2. The audience is blithely unconcerned as the rats' rancid pink tongues stretch out to lick gently at pink heels.
3. Soon, it would begin to lick round his knees.
4. He remembered the hiss of those wings, the lick and swish of revolving doors, the warble of phones.
5. "I've had such a lovely time," she said as Ethel fell on her in ecstasy, "and Ethel's lick is much more efficient than cleansing cream."
6. (Interestingly, in the December "89 issue of Guitarist we examined a very similar lick used by Franny Beecher of The Comets that ended Blue Comet Blues .)
7. Work out the best fingering for each lick.
8. This superb American served the Allies on the sea and in the post-war relief organizations till disgust at the treatment of the Poles by the Western Alliance sent him back home to lick his wounds and write an epic book.
9. Example 3 is an ascending lick moving from the 10th position up through the 12th position to finish in the 15th position.
10. A very large number of scats was collected from an artificial salt lick, which the genet was using as a latrine.
11. If you can't lick 'em, join 'em.
12. The D sharp note really means that this is a Blues Scale lick as opposed to a pure Pentatonic lick, but just think of the extra note as a passing note.
13. Cats that lie down on grass soaked in weed-killer and then fastidiously lick their fur clean will ingest this type of poison with alarming ease.