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Перевод: solitaire

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солитер (драгоценный камень) ; пасьянс

Тезаурус:

1. On the other hand Solitaire, which closed the evening, has had its original 1956 designs by Desmond Heeley restored, to the delight of those who admire this "kind of game for one".
2. I have always envied John and Barbara's solitaire board.
3. The first programme consists of his first commissioned ballet, Danses Concertantes, the early whimsical Solitaire, and the powerful Las Hermanas made originally for the Stuttgart Ballet in 1963, remounted for SWRB in 1976 and not seen at the Wells since 1984.
4. The track is backed with covers of Lee Hazelwood's "Look At That Woman" and Andy Williams "Solitaire", recorded in collaboration with local four-piece The Mark Isted Baroque Ensemble
5. The writer of the best letter each month will be presented with a Montblanc Solitaire fountain pen.
6. Solitaire boards are normally circular and have 33 circular depressions or sockets for the playing pieces (marbles) arranged on six lines in a cross configuration.
7. Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet at the Wells dance the MacMillan triple bill of Danses Concertantes, Las Hermanas and Solitaire tonight, and from tomorrow until December 28 give David Bintley's character-comedy ballet Hobson's Choice (no performance on Boxing Day).
8. If you sent me a solitaire and promises solemn,
9. Silvia Ziranek with feminist sculpture; Watermans Art Centre: see Critics' choice Marion Tait; Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet; Critics' choice Joseph Cipolla; Sadler's Wells Royal Ballet: Critics' choice A scene from Solitaire; Royal Opera House: Critics' choice
10. Solving solitaire centres
11. The girls were always willing and always high-caste, even if like the Creole beauty, Solitaire, of Live And Let Die (1954) they were also half-caste:
12. Richard Elderton's latest challenge is to work out the layout for a solitaire board he is designing.
13. As his American publisher, Robert Giroux, put it, The typical image of the period was Eliot playing solitaire Eliot's first housekeeper, an Irish lady, had a similar impression.