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Перевод: spree

[существительное]
веселье; кутеж ; резвость ; шалости

Тезаурус:

1. Buying spree for regional brewers.
2. You took her pet lamb Joseph out on a spree, didn't you?
3. An office cleaner went on a betting spree after a TSB error gave him a 10,000 bank overdraft, Liverpool Crown Court was told yesterday.
4. Jeff Hardy led the Sheffield spree with two tries; the others came from Bruce McGuire, Warren Smiles and Sonny Nickle, with Mark Aston kicking five goals.
5. Columbia's recent spending spree has partly been paid for by Sony.
6. City's four-goal spree places Manchester rivals on course for the title
7. "Brian's spending spree with the other woman probably amounted to between 200,000 and 300,000," she says.
8. THE BRITISH government may be about to go on a spending spree - buying up stocks of rare metals for use by industry if stocks run short.
9. Within the ERM a Labour government would presumably find its freedom to launch into an unwise, inflationary spending spree greatly restricted.
10. Among the banks, both NatWest and Barclays, the sector members who have suffered most from the recent Heron International/Olympia York debt panic, enjoyed a quick buying spree.
11. Though some Americans went on a spending spree in December to beat the new tax, its introduction will almost certainly hurt sales in 1991.
12. He once spent "ten days in the cells" and is currently "on probation" further to a "drink-driving spree" in the course of which he "crashed his car into a roadside pole" and assaulted a member of the local constabulary.
13. Competitors designed clobber for Di to wear to a nightclub, Joan Collins for a shopping spree and Kylie Minogue to see her bank manager.