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Перевод: perished

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Тезаурус:

1. This relic, when attached to a nearby hydrant well-hidden in nettles in the churchyard, spouted water at a dozen spots along its perished length and saturated several onlookers.
2. Some of the ships sank on the way to or from the Promised Land, while millions perished for want of a safe haven.
3. It was useless preserving relics of the primitive past while the living spiritual heart of London perished.
4. When he eventually embarked to be rowed out to the ship, "it blew up just before he reached her, it appears that, if he had left the shore a few minutes sooner, he must have perished with the rest on board"
5. He has perished at his own hands at the death.
6. The whole Palestinian resistance was evicted from Jordan within a year, amid widespread bloodshed in which perhaps as many as 3,000 refugees perished.
7. The sale marked the 80th anniversary of the sinking of the White Star liner off Newfoundland, on the night of 14/15 April, when more than 1,500 passengers and crew perished.
8. Of previous winners, the Whites beat the Shiels in round two, at which stage the Hovils, Farmers and Laings, who won last year, also perished.
9. The conventional wisdom of the pre-1970 period had perished in the "stagflation" and social strife of the recent past.
10. Ayliffe's Mill is an interesting reminder that not all of the small rural corn mills perished early in the century.
11. WHATEVER ELSE it brings, April 9 marks the anniversary of the death of Francis Bacon, the philosopher who perished in 1626 from bronchitis contracted in Highgate while he was experimenting with ways of preserving chickens in snow.
12. The Rancher President, who had carried a gun for the sake of the movie camera, nearly perished by the gun.
13. "One's whole life is just a perpetual traffic between the grimness of reality and one's fleeting dream of happiness," Tchaikovsky had said, who had perished by being shopped by a forgotten grey jurist, who considered him a disgrace to the Legal Profession (because he was gay), Tchaikovsky having made a false start in law.