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Перевод: sling

[существительное]
канат ; строп ; ремень ; перевязь ; лямки ; праща ; рогатка ; бросание; швыряние; бросок ; напиток из джина, воды, сахара, мускатного ореха; чаевые ; взятка ;
[глагол]
швырять; метать; метать из пращи; подвешивать; поднимать с помощью ремня или каната; вешать через плечо; взять на ремень

Тезаурус:

1. It was eleven thirty as Yanto watched the last sling of timber disappear through the hatch opening high above his head and swing out of sight towards the wharf.
2. Meanwhile the ethereal life of Ranveer, Bubbles and Socks, an unworldly trio who react in a childlike way to every sling and arrow as if permanently looking for Nanny, starts to unravel when a new administrator takes over the game park with thinly veiled hostility towards his country's nobility.
3. A fifth customer, a young man with baby in sling, wanders in.
4. In the evening, sip a Singapore Sling (gin, cherry brandy, lime and loads of ice) or a cold Tiger beer in the colonial-style Raffles Hotel.
5. Thereupon one of the companions of our bishop took a stone which had been blessed by all the people of God and hurled it from his sling after the manner of David.
6. The attackers carry a siege hook, bow, sling, and axe and all combatants utilise armour and weaponry of the period.
7. I fixed a poor nut in a flared pocket, and although it seemed unlikely to hold, attached a sling and stood in it.
8. When tying into the middle of the rope, Whillans users have to clip another karabiner into a short sling, threaded through the waist attachment points.
9. They had, apparently, ridden in around dawn, after a hectic escape from the battlefield's carnage, the Steward's right arm in a sling.
10. But before you can say femme fatale , poor old Singapore Sling has been captured, tied up and subjected to all manner of indignities by the unhinged pair.
11. Twang, the makeshift shoulder sling (my tow line) gave way.
12. Yanto picked up his ex-army haversack, and sat down beside Billy on a handy sling of timber, Billy mopped his face with a large red handkerchief as they examined the bait of the day.
13. Niven came to grief at the eighth fence on Flight Hill and had his left arm in a sling when he left the course by ambulance.