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Перевод: woo

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ухаживать; добиваться; свататься; уговаривать; докучать просьбами

Тезаурус:

1. During this period there will be pressures to woo and be wooed and to gain sexual experience.
2. An innovation has been to introduce four kings, representing the four corners of the earth, who come to woo Epine and win the kingdom she has seized, are entranced by Rose but rejected by her because the North is uncouth, the East too vain, the West too cynical and the South too violent.
3. There are scnes d'action in Romeo and Juliet : for example, when Lord and Lady Capulet bring Paris to confront Juliet in her bedroom which merges into apas d'action as she repulses his advances when he tries to woo her; there is the variation describing the activities of Romeo, Mercutio and Benvolio before they enter the ballroom.
4. and I woo her with words
5. "I went to woo a young girl", he trolled out,
6. Societies have stayed their hand to woo custom away from NS.
7. Mr Major, speaking at Wembley Conference Centre - his last big rally - scorned Labour's efforts to woo Liberal Democrat supporters by promising an inquiry into electoral reform.
8. As revealed in yesterday's TODAY, the Indians, Pakistanis and Sri Lankans have made a shrewd financial offer to woo the world's 20 non-Test playing nations into supporting their campaign to stage the tournament.
9. Private Eye, Punch's chief persecutor, has taken out an advertisement in the final edition to woo potential readers.
10. YOU MAY have noticed that MPs, stung into action by last week's visit by President Roh Tae Woo, slapped in a motion deploring the South Korean habit of eating dog and chips, poodle with noodle and so on.
11. With it, the company hopes to woo the developers that are currently looking at Unix, while at the same time keeping its existing MVS base happy since it enables the mainframe to run both MVS and Posix-compliant applications, and IBM already talking to a range of un-named Unix application developers about adapting their products.
12. But in an election that, as Vernon Bogdanor wrote in the Independent on Sunday , "enables the elector to give expression to those hopes and fears no opinion poll can be sensitive enough to register and reflects the way the nation perceives itself", he embodied exactly those things that the constituency that Labour was trying to woo back - the new working class - is trying its damnedest to escape from.
13. SEOUL (AFP) - Pope John Paul II urged South Korea to work for the reunification of the Korean Peninsula peacefully and told the President, Roh Tae Woo, that the division symbolised suffering.