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Перевод: wood

[прилагательное]
деревянный; лесной;
[существительное]
лес ; роща ; древесина ; дерево (материал); лесоматериал ; дрова ; бочка ; бочонок ; деревянные духовые инструменты;
[глагол]
сажать лес; запасаться топливом

Тезаурус:

1. It was originally decreed that great economies had to be exercised in the provision of stations, which were to be mainly of wood.
2. THE summer was a scorcher for Wood's, the family-owned Shropshire brewery.
3. Deep within this wood is my special place.
4. Clare Wood, who beat Gomer in the national singles final at Telford last weekend, replaces her in a team completed by Jo Durie and Anne Hobbs.
5. While the objectors to Foxley Wood - and to Tillingham and Stone Bassett before it - may be rejoicing, the decision leaves us with no solutions to the future growth of population and households in the region.
6. On 26 October they ordered the sheriffs of Shropshire, Hampshire, Yorkshire and Huntingdonshire to make public proclamations forbidding anyone to make waste, sales or gifts of wood, assarts or purprestures in their woods within the royal forest by reason of the perambulations, until further orders.
7. before buying furniture, check whether the wood is tropical hardwood or temperate hardwood
8. Wood shortages for both uses are now widespread, not least because many rainforest areas outside the reserves, which in the pre-1960 period supplied about 50 per cent of the country's timber output, are now exhausted.
9. In my own garden the twisted hazel, Corylus avellana "Contorta", is underplanted with primroses, bluebells and wood anemones, for that is how I remember them growing, as they still do, along the banks of the rive Greta.
10. The tall brick houses would have looked like Victorian mansions, except for the pagoda roofs and the intricate wood lattices in place of glass window panes.
11. Classes are a relaxed, collaborative affair, with much time spent contemplating plans and frequent breaks to discuss the stock at a local wood supplier or how to fake a Stradivarius.
12. He knew that he would have to climb down, hand over hand, foot dangling until it got a hold, body close to the wood, face turned up and away from whatever awesome sight awaited him at the bottom of the tree.
13. Phil, with his soft, sprawling face, looked like an excrescence - an unhealthy toadstool, swelling with yeasty exuberance out of decayed wood.