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Перевод: rake

[существительное]
грабли ; кочерга ; повеса ; лопаточка крупье; очень худой человек; скребок ; отклонение от перпендикуляра; уклон от отвесной линии; угол уклона; угол наклона; наклон ; покатый пол; передний угол; скос ; распутник ; развратник ;
[глагол]
сгребать граблями; заравнивать граблями; подчищать граблями; чистить скребком; разгребать; сгребать; сметать; рыться; тщательно искать; собирать; загребать; окидывать взглядом; озирать; обстреливать продольным огнем; отклоняться от отвесной линии; повесничать; вести распутный образ жизни

Тезаурус:

1. She is the only decent character among the money-grabbers and hangers-on surrounding the Rake.
2. Under McAlpine's "Pullman Rail" banner, the Pullmans returned to railtour duties in September 1984 - but by now Pullman Rail, with former SLOA secretary Bernard Staite as managing director, had also acquired from BR a second full rake of coaches - Mk 1 first opens, ostensibly for steam railtour work.
3. A careful study of the gestures of the characters in The Rake's Progress reveal the trades of the tailor, jockey, dancing-master, gambler and others.
4. The Rake's Progress English National Ballet and de Valois' interpretation of Hogarth's evils of the day Right: the Betrayed Girl; below: the last meeting in Bedlam (Margaret Barbieri; Margaret Barbieri, Desmond Kelly)
5. Then he threw his rake down, took two paces across the field, and spoke into his mother's face.
6. This example was followed by Gavin Gordon, singer-composer, who borrowed street songs and cries for his score of The Rake's Progress .
7. However dolphins and toothed whales commonly rake each other with their teeth, as dominant animals show aggression towards subordinates (usually younger males) and in competition for females, and this may also be a cause of scarring.
8. Besides an at times emotional correspondence, the manager's bills for dinners, cigars and ladies' hats, and a vellum wallet full of used cheques are all intact, providing a documentary cameo of the life and times of an Edwardian financial rake.
9. The announcement in April 1981 that SLOA had bought a rake of eight Pullman cars, mounted on 100mph Commonwealth bogies and fitted with dual steam/electric heating, seemed to be the answer to a prayer.
10. Donald grabbed the rake from his mother and began to ply it hard, bouncing its teeth on the parched ground under the stalks.
11. And on a car of this class the steering column ought to adjust for rake as well as reach.
12. Here in the front cloth she is seen at her embroidery, sadly waiting and earning her living to pay off the Rake's debts.
13. Treat exposed soil with weedkiller, then tip sand on to the prepared foundation, and rake smooth