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Перевод: spare
[прилагательное]
запасной; запасный; резервный; лишний; скудный; незанятый; свободный; аварийный; скромный; худой; худощавый;
[существительное]
запасная часть; запасная шина; дубликат ; запасной игрок;
[глагол]
беречь; жалеть; экономить; обходиться без; уделять; уделить; щадить; избавлять; воздерживаться
Тезаурус:
- She had found a retired garda sergeant and his wife, whose family had grown and scattered, leaving them with a large house and room to spare.
- Until recently, it was regarded as vitally important that every worker should read the monthly updates and a spare copy was sent to each bureau.
- They did this to spare the city's civilians from artillery barrages.
- After dinner there was little spare time before I made my way to Sunday School, held in St. Martin's Boys" School.
- The site's owners, Hanson Plc, promised to preserve the site, to spare it from the two perennial dangers of the era - being covered by an office block or, worse, being renamed the Branagh theatre.
- On the other hand there will be a greater onus to shop around for the best home for whatever spare cash you may have.
- Further inflexibility is apparent in the lack of spare accommodation.
- Eventually he arrived, with minutes to spare, wearing a ridiculous sort of check hat.
- If you feel yourself tensing up, then spare a few moments to release that tension and see the difference it can make.
- With too much spare time suddenly on his hands, he reverted to a hobby enjoyed in his early non-League days with Frickley Athletic.
- It has been the starting-point for many a vintage Sherlock Holmes adventure - "London Bridge Station, cabby, and don't spare the horses".
- After re-decorating my kitchen I had a nearly new vegetable rack spare.
- Sobers bowled to Willis, was clumped back over his head for two then steered to third man for two, and England were home with three balls to spare.
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