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Перевод: putting

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Тезаурус:

1. Julian, although knowing through putting them on his arms that they were of different lengths, said they were "the same".
2. Two million years ago an ancestor or cousin, Australopithecus, made simple stone tools by putting a cutting edge to a pebble.
3. Malc and I were all part of the same gang when we were 14, sort of "paired off" when we were 15, and started putting our biology theory into practice at 16.
4. Many women display the chronic kind and are continuously putting themselves down.
5. For twenty years his widowed mother had kept a small shop in a St Helens slum, only accepting an occasional small amount of money and putting off other help with "the same naive reply: "It's very good of you, dear lad, and I appreciate it, but as long as I can manage it, I shall prefer to have my feet under my own fender."
6. They now aim to maintain "a basic ragga approach to life - putting your fingers up to a lot of institutions and just going, "This is what we wanna do - fuck you.""
7. He has also modified his fitness regime, which last year resulted in him putting on 10lb - he weighed 15st 5lb - and increased his neck size an inch to 17.
8. If possible, let the floor dry before putting the bed down again.
9. The putting of the city to the ban, or devoting it to the Lord, as the RSV puts it, is part of Joshua's final orders to the people on the seventh day, and receives no mention in God's initial instructions to him.
10. It was a vigorous performance that went down well with a public that is feeling a mite embarrassed about not putting its money where America's mouth was once so loud.
11. The Officer Commanding, Major Mike Lower, is putting down the phone as Captain Tuck-Brown knocks and enters.
12. Every health minister faces the same central problem: it is not just a matter of putting right the deficiencies of the past; you also need to keep up with the ever-increasing demands of the present.
13. Putting the government's abandonment of the PWRs in the context of the study, the conclusion must be that it decided that, under market force rules, carbon dioxide had to be allowed to win the day over nuclear power.