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Перевод: mete

[существительное]
граница ; пограничный знак;
[глагол]
определять; выделять; распределять; назначать награду; измерять; отмерять

Тезаурус:

1. At the reunion I mete a friend who had spent the past seventeen years teaching Russian in the services.
2. And some wene they close and conteyne the worlde in theyr hondes and therefore they put not theyr hondes to take mete" paranoid patients "fall in to full euyll suspiccions without recouer and therfore they hate and blame theyr frendes, and sometyme smite and slee theim".
3. Yet the two females' apparent significance also made him uneasy: he did not relish the revenge these men might mete out to him and his fellows if Sycorax were to die, or Ariel come to further harm.
4. In 1549 the ironworks at Sheffield and Worth in Sussex were each managed by "one man, hyred by the year, to attend upon the works and workmen, all the tyme, and wey the iron ffrom the workman to the merchaunte, and hath for his wages, by the yeare, iiij, a liuerie or x, mete and drinke".
5. We may not yet be a vigilante state but there is no doubt that more people feel compelled to mete out their own justice rather than entrust it to the police and courts.
6. "Parents must retain the right to mete out physical punishment as a last resort."
7. She was only forty-six at the time, but sheer hardship and constant exposure to the worst elements the high Pennines could mete out had drained her youth away.
8. The gods could be publicly called upon to mete out justice.
9. Such sin cannot go unpunished: Moses' own tribe, the Levites, mete out God's judgement.
10. Laws without strong enforcement are words without deeds, and the tragic truth is that courts in both England and the United States have displayed a general unwillingness to mete out harsh punishment to those found guilty of cruelty to animals and an even greater reluctance to render guilty verdicts in the first place.