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Перевод: mill

[прилагательное]
мельничный; заводской; фабричный;
[существительное]
мельница ; дробилка ; фабрика ; завод ; стан [тех.] ; прокатный стан; бегущая дорожка; пресс ; фреза ; фрезер ; топчак ; однообразный механический труд; кулачный бой; матч по боксу; тюрьма ; тысячная часть доллара;
[глагол]
молоть; перемолоть; рушить зерно; дробить; измельчать; прокатывать; обрабатывать на станке; фрезеровать; гуртить монету; мять; выделывать; валять сукно; пилить; пилировать; двигаться кругом; кружить; толпиться; бить; тузить; отправить в тюрьму

Тезаурус:

1. That once I got inside the house and had the dresses and the carriages and everything this mill provides, I wouldn't be able to see you any more."
2. Diversions will send traffic on to other nearby routes, meaning inevitable jams, worsened at times by roadworks on the nearby A1 at Mill Hill and the North Circular."
3. In September 1983, the Dalgety Spillers group took over and by June 1984 they had shut the mill.
4. By the 1860s, it was a pin mill.
5. The Critchley part of the partnership later started a pin manufactory in what was another old cloth mill, Wimberley Mills, in 1883.
6. Some of the first references are to a fulling mill, known during the latter part of the 17th century, as Fields Mill.
7. It was recorded as a fulling mill, although it may at least in part have been a grist mill.
8. "Did you hear what Mr Thacker said this morning about the mill owner?,
9. The Ell Brook formerly worked several mills, including Oakle Pitcher Mill and Brass Mill .
10. In that year Collinson inherited from his father-in-law Ridgeway House, Mill Hill, now the site of Mill Hill school.
11. "Long before my time, when my great-grandmother was a young girl, she would bring the men at the mill their dinners hot under a covered tray," he said earnestly.
12. Later the mill was leased to three partners whose cloth-making business went bankrupt in 1786.
13. After them, the mill belonged to a Mr Chapman, thought to be the man who was running the nearby Sevilles Mill.