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Перевод: lime

[прилагательное]
известковый; липовый;
[существительное]
известь ; известка ; птичий клей; окись кальция; липа ; лайм [бот.] ; лимон ; лимон зеленый;
[глагол]
скреплять известью; белить известью; удобрять известью; известковать; намазывать птичьим клеем; намазывать птичьим клеем для приманивания птиц; поймать

Тезаурус:

1. He was concentrating on demolishing the last of the lime and liquorice sweets he had brought with him in his haversack from Partick, and he trod purposefully on the wet red leaves with his hiking-boots as he strode along.
2. Narrow, busy, and densely built, Lime Street was the poorest of the village streets, and probably provided homes for the labourers and artisans - clothworkers, candlemakers, quarrymen and others who made up a large part of the Stowey community in the late eighteenth century.
3. Thus to make a wonderful stock base for poaching or a clear soup, water would be highly flavoured with lemon or lime juice, plus lemon grass and kaffir lime leaf.
4. Popular with people who cannot take drinks containing caffeine Tomato, Lime Basil Soup p111 Tortilla Chip Pie p104 Turkey with Mexican Pepper Sauce p105 Venison with Mixed Peppercorns p51 Vinaigrette p31 Vine Fruits p61/ The generic term for currants, sultanas and raisins Vinegar p30/ A fermented condiment for table or culinary use, based on alcoholic liquor
5. The deposits have varying proportions of shell fragments and, according to Mather and Ritchie (1977), four-fifths of the beaches have a lime content of more than 40 per cent.
6. Cork Gully, appointed provisional liquidator of Kingscroft, El Paso, Lime Street and Mutual Reinsurance, has won a temporary freezing order on all their American assets and a stay on all litigation.
7. ( front to back ) Summer Lamb Ragout; Pizza; Tomato, Lime Basil Soup
8. The most important examples of this type were London Euston (1839), Liverpool Lime Street (1849), Paris Gare Montparnasse (1852), Paris Gare d'Austerlitz (1862), London King's Cross (1852), London Paddington (1855), Vienna North (1856), Vienna West (1860), and Copenhagen Central (1864).
9. If you've had similar experiences, please write to Esther Rantzen at "That's Life", BBC Television, Lime Grove Studios, London W12 7RJ, or to Miss M Boothroyd, "The Dog House", Good luck with the campaign; if we can be of any further help, let us know.
10. For example, somebody would go into a restaurant in Lime Street - we got quite a few of those.
11. The Duke arranged for a long avenue Or lime trees to be planted alongside a driveway leading from the main road that ran westward from London (Chiswick High Road) and sweeping into his Chiswick House grounds and, despite having been cut in two by the dual carriageway of the Great West Road Extension, it still remains as Dukes Avenue.
12. Arsenic refineries and lime kilns had been operated here, too.
13. The equipment they used consisted of two concentric tubes leading to a horizontal jet, and an arrangement of bevelled wheels for turning the lump of lime.