інші переклади
обязательный |
mandatory
obligatory
compulsory
binding
bound
required
|
обязывающий |
binding
obligatory
imperative
|
связующий |
binding
connecting
cohesive
connective
copulative
internuncial
|
скрепляющий |
binding
cementing
|
вяжущий |
astringent
binding
styptic
|
сдерживающий |
deterrent
staying
retaining
restrictive
binding
refraining
|
ограничительный |
restrictive
limiting
restraining
binding
limitary
|
переплет |
binding
cover
|
связь |
relations
bonds
binding
communication
connection
bond
|
крепление |
bracing
binding
lining
timbering
shore
fortification
|
обшивка |
skin
covering
sheathing
casing
shell
binding
|
сращивание |
splice
coalescence
binding
concretion
|
оковка |
binding
|
синоніми
прикметник
іменник
дієслово
приклади
The modalmen packed their few possessions quickly, binding the bundles to the saddle horns of the garau.
The baron’s hands were raised, his fingers twitching as he pulled upon some invisible binding to the wraiths.
He looked at Blythe’s red-rimmed eyes, the hair sticking out from behind her ears, the hasty binding she’d tried to tie it back with.
She held the binding in her hand for a moment.
No part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the publisher, nor be otherwise circulated in any form of binding or cover other than that in which it is published and without a similar condition being imposed on the subsequent purchaser.
The House did no such thing, and Nesta sighed and picked up the manuscript, the black leather binding so age-worn it was butter soft.
The straps binding the body bag snapped apart loudly one after the other.
They were a binding.
The guns they held were most likely loaded with normal lethal bullets, but all Sam had was his bola gun, which was intended to apprehend and immobilize and only fired binding bola wires from both ends.
She was crying, and she didn’t know why—only that she never wanted it to end, this binding between them, the feeling of him moving so deep in her that she wanted him imprinted beneath her skin.
Baran Meido, Quai’Shu’s second son, had threatened to cut off every one of his own fingers rather than allow the slivers of binding gold-glass to be implanted under his skin.
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