інші переклади
| pudełko |
box
|
| skrzynka |
box
case
chest
coffer
|
| skrzynia |
box
chest
crate
bin
case
coffer
|
| boks |
box
boxing
pugilism
ring
boxcalf
|
| karton |
cardboard
carton
box
cartoon
pasteboard
|
| pudło |
box
case
chest
mishit
|
| puszka |
can
box
tin
canister
pyxis
|
| budka |
shed
booth
box
cabin
deck house
stall
|
| blok |
block
bloc
box
pulley
blocking
writing pad
|
| paczka |
pack
package
parcel
bundle
packet
box
|
| loża |
box
|
| skarbonka |
piggybank
moneybox
box
|
| puzderko |
box
case
|
| futerał |
case
box
sheath
holder
casing
encasement
|
| bukszpan |
boxwood
box
|
| kabina |
cabin
cubicle
locker
box
|
| uderzenie |
hit
impact
strike
knock
blow
box
|
| przegroda w stajni |
box
stall
|
| kozioł powozu |
box
|
| miejsce dla świadków w sądzie |
box
witness box
|
| boksować |
box
spar
|
| pakować |
pack
box
stow
ring in
clap
crowd
|
| boksować się |
come to blows
box
|
| wkładać |
insert
put
place
introduce
invest
box
|
| odosobnić |
separate
isolate
seclude
sequester
box
|
синоніми
іменник
дієслово
приклади
Liang snatched the box of fire globes she’d stolen from Tsen’s rockets.
The pink plastic box will be filled with water by Liam’s daughter, who will then empty a packet of glittery balls into it.
“No problem, Officer,” he responded, and leaned forward to the glove box to retrieve his registration.
Dobbs ignored the insolence and handed them the box of matches.
”2One day during the hot noon hours, when Dobbs and Curtin were resting on their cots and complaining of the heat and of the work, Howard, sitting on a box cutting spikes for some new invention of his, watched his two partners rolling about on their cots.
They lighted their cigarettes and returned the box.
Still, Judy greedily swiped the box and hurriedly unwrapped it.
Their digs aren’t glamorous—three floors of studios and offices in a concrete box of a building with reflective glass windows.
She stuffed the box into her bag and hurried after the Arbiter, determined to stop her and demand to stay, but when she reached the dragon yard, she abruptly stopped.
Turning back when in sight of the houses would have aroused suspicion, so they had to go on into the heart of the village, where one of them usually went into the general store and bought something—cigarettes, a box of matches, a can of sardines, sugar, or salt.
”Her hands shook a little as she did, finding a silver ball nestled in the black velvet box.
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