інші переклади
rząd |
government
row
range
cabinet
line
rank
|
szereg |
number
series
row
line
chain
train
|
hałas |
noise
row
din
racket
clamor
fuss
|
awantura |
row
fuss
scene
adventure
disturbance
scandal
|
kłótnia |
quarrel
row
broil
wrangle
squabble
altercation
|
ciąg |
series
draft
train
row
run
pull
|
scena |
scene
stage
theater
arena
row
theatre
|
draka |
row
hassle
rumpus
hullabaloo
|
chryja |
brawl
row
scandal
shindy
|
bójka |
fight
scrimmage
scuffle
roughhouse
fray
row
|
przejażdżka łodzią |
row
|
przejażdżka |
ride
drive
journey
run
jaunt
row
|
amfilada |
enfilade
succession
series
row
|
rejwach |
hullabaloo
uproar
rag
shindy
row
roughhouse
|
zgiełk |
noise
tumult
din
turmoil
hubbub
row
|
granda |
rumpus
ruction
row
bunch
kid
racket
|
harmider |
racket
din
noise
uproar
bedlam
row
|
raban |
rumpus
row
|
skandal |
scandal
outrage
row
brawl
|
burda |
broil
brawl
rough
fray
fracas
row
|
brewerie |
brawl
wrangle
row
disturbance
|
przeprawa |
passage
altercation
ford
incident
scene
row
|
wiosłować |
row
scull
paddle
oar
|
kłócić |
row
stir
disturb
mix up
agitate
|
przepłynąć |
swim
cross
sail
row
|
opływać |
flow
circumnavigate
sail
swim
abound
row
|
ćwiczyć |
train
drill
habituate
file
row
educate
|
besztać |
scold
chide
talk
trounce
come down
row
|
awanturować się |
brawl
wrangle
carry on
fuss
racket about
row
|
синоніми
іменник
приклади
Nesta had stayed up two nights in a row reading the author’s first novel, which was as toe-curlingly erotic as she could have wished.
A shelf appeared from the floor, holding a tidy row of cases full of cargo.
He watched as Anne and Jon made their way deeper into the market, the empath turning toward the dried herds that lined one row and the ranger headed toward several vendors selling general goods.
Brauctha went to stand before the row of cages to Rel’s left.
“What’s all this row about, boys?
She caught me vomiting two mornings in a row.
There was a gap, a slim line between two of the boxes in the third row up.
We stand under the row of boards and I find the next one to Bristol Temple Meads.
Gwyn again peered down the row.
In the midst of the row which was opposite the house of the uncle, there was the modest school-house, built by the Indian villagers themselves.
As Baby Brother was led down the hall he passed between a row of cells where inmates grasped the bars and checked out the new meat.
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