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Перевод: limber

[прилагательное]
гибкий; податливый; проворный; мягкий;
[существительное]
передок ; передок орудия [воен.];
[глагол]
брать на передок; делать гибким; делать податливым; делаться гибким; делаться податливым

Тезаурус:

1. An howitzer shell screamed down to smash the wheel of the last gun limber.
2. As Julian co limber up for the long haul, you get the feeling they never really hated rock as the survivors of post-punk seemed to.
3. I wish I thought better about the opportunities 1992 has to offer, but realistically I don't think we've even begun to limber up for the competition."
4. By the spring of 1956 Devon Loch, now a ten-year-old but lightly raced, was clearly a serious candidate for the Grand National: he had won two good chases the previous autumn and finished fifth in the King George VI Chase to Limber Hill.
5. Runners limber up for the big test
6. The rest of the team, panicking, tried to gallop free and only slewed the broken limber round.
7. On the whole we are, until suddenly panic reigns and we must rush to a class again and limber up.
8. It hasn't hurt my playing any, though, but I have to practise more to keep myself limber.
9. "Limber up!"
10. The aim is to stay warm and to limber up properly.
11. A gunner fell off his seat on the ammunition box and was crushed by the limber's scraping violence.
12. The gun teams began to follow, but two teams collided, their limber wheels locked, and there was a sudden tangle of cursing drivers, stalled cannon and frightened horses.
13. With their coiled energy, jumps, louche shoulder work, insinuating hips and limber backs, they look like real dancers.