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Перевод: reeve

[существительное]
главный магистрат; управляющий имением; надзиратель ; старший шахтер; председатель сельского или городского совета;
[глагол]
проводить; проходить; пропускать; быть пропущенным

Тезаурус:

1. Norwich Arts Centre, Reeve's Yard, St Benedict's St (0603-660352) Sat 8pm.
2. Chief Inspector John Reeve, of Thames Valley police, said: "We could not take any chances.
3. Bowling: DeFreitas 11-1-52-1; Cork 11-1-37-1; Botham 11-0-43-0; Reeve 11-1-57-1; Illingworth 11-0-59-0.
4. The records of attachment courts held every forty days in Pickering Forest in 1407 and 1408 show that the Forest townships were still bound to send the reeve and four men to attend them.
5. The quartet managed to stay fit all last season, missing only five Championship games between them, but both Reeve and Donald were missing when the new campaign began, while Small and Munton had already suffered injuries.
6. Too often the batting finished with Reeve.
7. Dermot Reeve (seen here celebrating the dismissal of Andrew Jones in the first one-day international) made a promising start to his Test career, scoring 59 and taking a wicket with his eighth ball
8. But England's funereal approach handed New Zealand the initiative in the first part of the day, with Reeve's 167-minute 18 leading the retreat to the trenches.
9. Fire officer Stewart Reeve said the engineer was working on the freezer when he was overcome by gas.
10. At Engineers' Hall we listened to experts like D. A. D. Reeve, chief executive of the Severn Trent Water Authority, D. Gaulter, director general of the Federation of Civil Engineering Contractors, and W. T. Devenay, director of water, Strathclyde Regional Council.
11. Their four regular seam bowlers - Allan Donald, Tim Munton, Gladstone Small and Dermot Reeve - took no fewer than 244 Championship wickets between them.
12. Much the same can be said for the group of surnames representing the former holding of offices, which includes such obvious examples as Butler, Chamberlain, Reeve, Beadle, Granger and Steward, but some are less obvious because time has dimmed both the memory of the office concerned and distorted the spelling of the name: Grieve = a farm steward; Gayler = a gaoler; Bailey = a bailiff or sergeant; Spencer = a dispenser of provisions; Tunnard = guardian of the village (tn) pound; Senskell = a majordomo (seneschal); Wardrop = a wardrober.
13. Species on display in the World Pheasant Association aviaries include Satyr Tragopan, Himalayan Monal, Grey Peacock Pheasants, and Reeve's and Siamese Fireback's Pheasants.