інші переклади
| дівати |
put away
lay aside
hide
|
| затаїтися |
hide
|
| ховати |
hide
bury
conceal
tuck
cover
hide up
|
| забгати |
bend
fold
hide
conceal
|
| заховувати |
hide
conceal
keep back
|
| ховатися |
hide
lurk
hide out
hide away
take cover
nestle
|
| забитися |
hide
hurt oneself
hit
leap
|
| захоронити |
bury
protect
hide
|
| критися |
hide
|
| переховувати |
hide
shelter
conceal
entrench
mantle
|
| переховуватися |
hide
abscond
conceal
nestle
|
| поховати |
bury
hide
conceal
lay low
|
| притаїти |
hide
|
| приховувати |
hide
conceal
disguise
cloak
blind
dissemble
|
| сховати |
hide
conceal
smuggle away
|
| засідка |
ambush
wait
ambuscade
hide
roadblock
|
| тайник |
hiding place
hide
recess
|
| шкіра |
skin
leather
hide
derm
derma
bark
|
| шкура |
skin
hide
pelt
fell
|
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It’s not a dark cave we’re uncertain what creature it hides.
He knew that the hides are sold by their weight, and he was such a dirty cheat that he put these little bags between the hides to make them weigh more.
”“It looks to me,” said Dobbs, “as if all we can do now is to sell our hides for the highest price possible, and at the last minute, when they jump in here, send as many of those sons of bitches to hell as we can.
He had put among all the hides little bags filled with sand and dirt so as to cheat the poor man in Durango who was going to buy the hides late in the evening when he could not see well.
Just when Rel thought the garau could not possibly run faster, the patterns in the hides of modalman, garau and modalhound alike glowed with fierce light, shifting from a delicate blue to a steady, unvarying red.
“Why didn’t the American sell the hides in Durango?
And in the morning when the buyer opened his hides and found out the fraud, my good gringo would be a long way off with the train, saying: ‘Now, come and catch me.
Instead, she hides it in Judy’s hatbox, then stores the box in the back of the closet behind her handbags and overnight cases.
History taught her that there had once been animals called horses, who were kin to the goats who provided meat, milk and hides to the peoples of Ruthnia.
“The hides are not of the best sort.
On the other hand, if he meets one of us with the burros carrying the water up, it will be clear that the water is meant for the camp, for cooking, washing, and cleaning the hides.
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