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Перевод: spell

[существительное]
заклинание; заговор ; чары ; очарование; обаяние; время; период ; короткий промежуток времени; смена ; замена ; очередность ; короткая передышка;
[глагол]
околдовывать; заговаривать; очаровывать; сменять; заменять; давать передышку; передохнуть; отдохнуть; пис`ать или произносить по буквам; называть по буквам; составлять слово по буквам; читать по складам; пис`аться; означать; влечь за собой; намекать

Тезаурус:

1. It was a magic night until the spell was broken.
2. Veterinary examination revealed the true identity of the horse and led to a spell in Maidstone jail for Willett.
3. She would chant Morgen silently, and allow the scents of wet lavender and rotting beech leaves to cast their spell.
4. It is a spectacular site, over which the blinded hulk of a ruined mansion casts a dark spell.
5. Perhaps some kind of spell was broken.
6. President Franois Mitterrand will spell out the conditions for unification set by the European Community governments to President Gorbachev.
7. START TO SPELL
8. In one spell in the last session the Sri Lankans took three wickets for eight runs.
9. Landlord Bill Long, who has since moved to another pub, gave evidence in support of the defendant, verifying that he had been within his sight for the time in question, except for a brief spell when he was collecting glasses.
10. Someone had "discovered" Heymouth years before, and the beauty of this little fishing village cast an irresistible spell on those who, undaunted by its remote situation and the lack of organized transport, began to stream in from all over Britain.
11. I feel genuinely hostile to an undergraduate (supposedly one of the best educated people in the country) who writes asking for sponsorship for some project and who does not know how to begin or end his letter or how to spell the name of the person to whom he is appealing.
12. Hilts has fallen under the spell of each in turn - not so deeply as to distort fact, but deeply enough to lose the sardonic, sceptical qualities that ought never quite to desert the journalist.
13. We could spell out a warning message - not with stones, but with ourselves!"